Blueberry Market Holds Steady as Import Volumes Shape Regional Pricing

UNITED STATES - The blueberry market remains steady overall, with pricing largely supported by prior commitments and variable supply conditions across major import channels, according to the USDA’s National FOB Review on January 21, 2026.

Chilean imports moving through the Philadelphia area are seeing fairly good demand with steady market conditions. Large 12 1-pint flats are ranging from $21.00–$30.00, mostly $24.00–$28.00, with most movement tied to previously committed sales. Quality is reported as good, with product moving primarily via boat.

Peruvian imports entering through the Philadelphia and New York City areas are experiencing light supply with fairly good demand. Pricing for large 12 1-pint flats is holding between $28.00–$33.00, mostly around $30.00, with occasional highs reported from $33.00 up to $38.00. Organic blueberries are commanding a premium, with prices ranging from $34.00–$40.00, mostly $38.00, and isolated highs reaching $45.00. As with Chilean product, most volume is moving on prior commitments, with quality reported as good.

Mexican blueberries crossing through Arizona, California, and Texas are facing fairly light demand, with markets reported about steady. Flats of 12 6-ounce cups are trading between $12.00–$16.00, with a wide range in pricing reflecting variable quality. Palletizing and cooling are included in reported pricing, with some lower prices noted.

Overall, the blueberry market remains balanced, with steady pricing supported by import flows and pre-arranged sales. Peruvian fruit continues to command higher price points due to tighter supplies, while Chilean imports provide more moderate pricing. Mexican crossings remain value-oriented but show wider variability tied to quality.

ANUK will continue to follow how import availability and demand levels shape pricing.