NORTH AMERICA - Markets are ranging from steady to high for blueberries out of several growing regions worldwide. Across all production areas, demand is moderate, signaling consistent movement within the category.

Out of British Columbia, Canada, and crossings through Northwest Washington, the USDA National FOB Review issued August 25, 2026, states that blueberry supplies are fairly light, creating a higher market. The same market conditions are being reported out of Oregon and Washington growing regions. As an industry source pointed out, the Pacific Northwest is currently transitioning from field harvest into controlled-atmosphere inventory, and BC supplies are expected to gradually decline over the coming weeks.

When it comes to Michigan growing regions and Peru imports through the ports of entry in the Philadelphia area and New York City area, markets are steady.

Here is a pricing breakdown across all major blueberry growing regions:

• Canada: flats 12 1-pint cups with lids, medium-large 18.00-24.00 mostly 20.00-22.00
• Michigan: flats 12 1-pint cups with lids large 20.00-24.00 mostly 20.00-22.00 previous commitments occasional lower
• Oregon/Washington: flats 12 1-pint cups with lids medium-large 18.00-24.00 mostly 20.00-22.00
• Peru: flats 12 1-pint cups with lids large 27.00-33.00 mostly 29.00-31.00 previous commitments high as 40.00-42.00

Overall, the industry is reportedly seeing stronger demand and pricing on domestic fruit as buyers transition between growing regions and work through a gap between those supply areas.

We are keeping an eye on market movement across all produce categories, so continue following along with us at AndNowUKnow.