Berries are unforgiving: a few days of delay or a break in the cold chain shows on the shelf. Sourcing them well means understanding varieties, harvest timing and the transit time each destination can tolerate.
Supply rotates through the year. Peru, Argentina and Chile lead from late northern summer into winter; Mexico and Morocco bridge the winter and spring; Spain supplies in spring; Poland covers the European summer. With access to all seven origins, we can build berry programs that run with few gaps.
Berries availability calendar
Availability by product, with the origins that supply each one. With 7 origins across both hemispheres, we can propose the one that fits your window.
Products in this category
- Blueberries
- Strawberries
- Raspberries
- Blackberries
What buyers should specify
- Variety selection for firmness and shelf life
- Sea versus air freight by destination and season
- Pre-cooling and cold-chain continuity
- Retail punnet formats and labelling
Frequently asked questions
Do you source berries by air?
It depends on the product and destination. Blueberries typically move by sea on established routes; more delicate berries or urgent programs may need air freight.
Which berry origins do you work with?
Peru, Chile, Argentina, Mexico, Morocco, Spain and Poland.