Blueberry Global
Trade Data
The most
complete,
up to date and
accessible
Blueberry Trade Data available
The most
complete,
up to date and
accessible
Blueberry Trade Data available
Eastern Europe has long been regarded as one of the key producing regions for the European Market. However, the value of imports in the region more than doubled in the three years from 2017 to 2020.
The 5 year average price in Japan is highest in October. In fact, 43% higher than the low in February. A clear opportunity for any producers that are able to get their fruit to market in that period.
The largest importer of blueberries in Europe is the Netherlands, however most of the cargo is re-exported. Comparing the margin of import and export price offers an idea of the cost of using Rotterdam as a gateway to the continent.
To help overcome data overload, our dashboards compare the imports and exports of every country by Volume, Price and Value in the same format, allowing you to quickly navigate from one corner of the world to the other gaining insights with ease
UPDATES
The service offers data from more than 100
reporting countries. The key markets of the US, EU, China, Canada, Chile, Peru and South Africa
all make updates available with a 1 to 2 month delay.
For countries where there is no data, or where the data is not reliable, the tool allows imports
and exports to be inferred from partners.
DISTRIBUTION
Early releases of You Tube videos analyzing market data and explaining how our service works.
Early releases of analysis and studies created from GTD data.
Weekly emails with the latest updates to the markets that matter most.
CLEAN DATA
Because the genus vaccinium also includes other berries such as cranberries, great care has been taken to isolate and best represent blueberries as a category and a market.
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COMPARE
Every destination and origin across every dataset we used to compile the Global Trade Data has been standardized against ISO 3166. This means that it doesn't matter how Chile, Peru, China, the US or South Africa may refer to a country, we have standardized every one of them meaning there are no duplicate entries and the data from every country is easily comparable.
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GEOGRAPHIES
Geographies have been predefined using the United Nations standard country or area codes for statistical use (M49). These aggregates help give context to countries in their immediate region. Full report breakouts isolating individual countries are also available. The datasets have additionally been created to allow identifying inter geography trade as well as trade being conducted with other geographies.
Blueberry trading is multidimensional as is the data that describes it. Not only can you separate the origin and destination of all trading we track, you will also be able to filter and aggregate the data through the following variables:
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