Blueberries are a delicious and nutritious fruit that can be enjoyed in many different forms, from fresh to processed. IQF frozen berries may then go on for use in jams or sauces depending upon what you're looking forward too! You'll find blueberry wine - made using the flesh and skin of these amazing little bushes- but we think it's best when consumed straight outta'anserebers without any further.
In 2019, blueberries were a major produce of the world with 823,328 tonnes produced by countries around North America. Canada led all other nations in production at 38%. The United States still remains as one quarter (24%) while British Columbia contributed 93% or her total crop due to more favorable growing conditions that are found there than other parts on our continent - this includes both cultivated highbush types such what we find today throughout most farms across southern Ontario but also low-lying areas where they have been traditionally grown since European settlement began near Vancouver Island several hundred years ago!
Canada is a country in North America, and has the world's largest production of cultivated blueberries. Of last year's 166,000 tonnes valued at $262 million Canadian farmers produced 29%. British Columbia had 70% or more than half this total with 50K tons harvested from its over 200 thousand acres under cultivation for berries alone! tLantic Canada contributes about one quarter (26%) to all known wild/lowbush annual yield coming into USDA stockyards as delivery on contracts signed between American buyers & sellers who trade globally.
Europe- Highbush blueberries were first introduced to Germany, Sweden and Netherlands in the 1930s. They've since been spread throughout Europe with cultivation expanding rapidly as well due an increase of production for this fruit over time - it remains relatively unmolested by pests or diseases so far (see below).
The North American native species of blueberries are grown commercially in Australia, New Zealand and South America. The Colombian or Andean berry Vaccinium meridionale is wild harvested and commonly available locally to people who live there . Several other shrubs that produce edible berries like bilberries have similar names for "blueberry" such as the predominantly European Vaccinium myrtillus which is also called Oregon-grape after its state where it originated from.
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