Blueberries Consulting invites the industry to its upcoming international events for the blueberry sector

Following the launch of this year’s seminar cycle, Blueberries Consulting continues its international agenda of events dedicated to the blueberry and berry sector. According to the schedule published by the organiser, the 2026 calendar includes further meetings in Peru, Mexico, Morocco and China, combining conference sessions, business networking and the presentation of solutions for producers, exporters and technology suppliers. 

The next event will be the Blueberry Convention Edición Especial Paracas 2026, scheduled for 6 May 2026 at the Hotel Aranwa Resort & Spa in Paracas. It will be followed by the XLI International Blueberries Seminar Mexico 2026, to be held on 27–28 May 2026 at the Hard Rock Hotel Guadalajara. The next stop on the agenda will be the XLII International Blueberries Seminar Trujillo 2026, which will take place on 8–9 July 2026 at the Wyndham Costa del Sol Trujillo Golf Hotel in Peru. 

In the second half of the year, Blueberries Consulting is also planning events outside Latin America. The XLIII International Blueberries Seminar Morocco 2026 will take place on 16 September 2026 at the Royal Tulip City Center Hotel in Tangier, while the XLIV International Blueberries Seminar China 2026 is scheduled for 25 November 2026. This clearly confirms the global character of the entire event series and the growing importance of these meetings for participants in the international berry market.

According to Blueberries Consulting, the 2026 seminars are focused not only on the exchange of technical and commercial knowledge, but also on presenting market trends, agtech solutions, biostimulation, logistics, fruit quality and export development strategies. The organiser emphasises that the aim of the entire tour is to translate knowledge into business decisions and concrete results in the rapidly evolving global blueberry sector. 

Poland Fruits is among the media partners of the industry events organised by Blueberries Consulting for the blueberry sector. The presence of our media outlet within this international seminar series confirms Poland Fruits’ commitment to promoting the most important initiatives, trends and business meetings dedicated to the blueberry industry. 

All information regarding the seminars, registration and contact details is available on the Blueberries Consulting website, in the section dedicated to international events.

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