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1. canadianfoodfocus.org › in-season › whats-in-seasonWhat's in Season? Blueberries - Canadian Food Focus

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   Blueberries are commonly found fresh or in the frozen section but an increase in demand of the highly-nutritious fruit has led to more dried, juiced, powdered, puffed and puréed blueberry products available year-round.

2. www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca › en › articleBlueberry - The Canadian Encyclopedia

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   Aug 6, 2024 · Both lowbush and highbush blueberries are either handpicked or mechanically harvested. Once picked, blueberries are available for consumption in a variety of formats, including fresh, frozen IQF (Individual Quick Frozen), case frozen, dried/dehydrated, freeze-dried, powdered, as purée, juice, fruit filling or essence.

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4. www150.statcan.gc.ca › n1 › pubCanadian blueberries, from farm to fork - Statistics Canada

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   Nov 18, 2022 · Wild blueberries - 74,635 metric tonnes; Cultivated blueberries - 71,916 metric tonnes; In 2021, 1.9 kg of fresh blueberries were available for person in Canada, an 84% increase from 1.0 kg in 2016. In 2021, Canada exported 127.7 million kg of blueberries, valued at $533.5 million. Top 6 countries where Canada exported blueberries:

5. www.cbc.ca › news › canadaBlueberries are a berry big deal in Waterloo region, and they ...

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   Aug 3, 2024 · For the blueberry compote. 290 g fresh blueberries (500 ml) Zest of 2 lemons; 1 to 2 whole star anise, to taste; 1 x 6 cm cinnamon stick; 1 sprig thyme; For the filling: 150 g light brown sugar ...

6. www.bcblueberry.comBC Blueberries | BC Blueberry Council

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   The British Columbia Blueberry Council represents more than 600 growers of premium quality highbush blueberries, producing an average of 165 million lbs annually. British Columbia is one of the largest highbush blueberry growing regions in the world, making blueberries Canada’s number one small fruit export. Every berry grown and harvested in ...

7. www.bcblueberry.com › consumer › buy-bc-blueberriesWhere to Buy | BC Blueberry Council

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   Fresh BC blueberries are available from July through until September in the produce department of supermarkets, at farmers markets, fresh from the farm gate, and ready for you and your family to harvest yourselves at a u-pick farm. In addition to fresh blueberries and u-pick opportunities during the summer, some of our growers also offer farm ...

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   How many types of blueberries are there?

   • There are approximately 480 species, but only a limited number are thought of as blueberries. They are closely related to a few other edible Vaccinium species, including cranberries, lingonberries, huckleberries and grouseberries. Black- and blue-fruited huckleberries and bilberries are also often considered blueberries and are included here.

   Blueberry - The Canadian Encyclopedia

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   Where can I buy frozen blueberries?

   • Look for the "BC Grown" logo on the freezer bag, or check country of origin to make sure it says "Canada", to be sure you're supporting local growers. Frozen blueberries are also available direct from some local farms. (Check with individual farms for frozen availability).

   Find BC Blueberries | BC Blueberry Council

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   Where do blueberries grow?

   • Like other plants in the heath family (Ericaceae), blueberries naturally grow in acidic, often boggy soils, where other kinds of plants often struggle to extract sufficient nutrition. Across North America, Europe and Asia, there are at least 30 Vaccinium species that could be classified as blueberries.

   Blueberry - The Canadian Encyclopedia

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   Where can I buy blueberries in Canada?

   • These bushes provide the plump, deep blue berries most commonly available fresh in grocery stores and supermarkets across Canada. British Columbia grows 93% of Canada’s highbush blueberries. The lowbush varieties produce smaller berries and provide a crop every second year.

   What's in Season? Blueberries - Canadian Food Focus

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   Are blueberries edible?

   • Blueberries are a group of shrubs in the genus Vaccinium that bear edible blue, black or purple berries. The berries can be consumed fresh, frozen or dried. Their taste and health benefits contribute to their importance as an agricultural crop. Different blueberry species and cultivars are grown across Canada.

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9. www.bcblueberry.com › consumer › find-bc-blueberriesFind BC Blueberries | BC Blueberry Council

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   Find Farm-Direct ORGANIC BC Blueberries. The mission of the British Columbia Blueberry Council is to enhance the viability and strategic development of the blueberry industry through promotion, research, industry education and relationship building. #275 32160 South Fraser Way. Abbotsford, BC. V2T 1W5. Canada. Tel: 604 864 2117.