The 39th International Blueberry Seminar concluded in Lima with a shared diagnosis and clear priorities for the next stage of the sector, where genetics, firmness, post-harvest and logistics are articulated as axes to sustain competitiveness in increasingly demanding markets.
The Spanish expert detailed critical criteria in the control of nutrition and salinity in pot systems to ensure productive stability in high-value crops.
On the second day of the International Blueberries Seminar Lima 2026, Walter Apaza Tapia addressed how to quantify the pressure and impact of foliar pathogens in order to prioritize health measures, maintain conditions, and reduce losses that are amplified towards the destination.
The first day of the XXXIX International Blueberry Seminar consolidated Lima as a strategic meeting point for the sector, with an agenda that connected market, genetics and logistics, and left concrete criteria to compete with greater efficiency and consistency.
The XXXIX International Blueberry Seminar trade fair brings together suppliers of genetics, biotechnology, substrates and applied technology, consolidating itself as a key space for technical exchange and business generation in the global industry.
In the Complementary Conference Hall of the International Blueberries Seminar Lima 2026, Claudia Moggia addressed the design and analysis of trials for R&D&I, and Juan Hirzel delved into the interpretation of data, reinforcing criteria for deciding considering variability, consistency and agronomic relevance.
The sector's growth will continue to be driven by three major engines: genetic innovation, the expansion of consumption in new markets, and technological development.
Three presentations articulated market signals, an analysis of the Peruvian matrix, and price/value dynamics, providing criteria for organizing business decisions for the upcoming season.
The event in Ica allowed for the comparison of production strategies and the validation, under real conditions, of irrigation, nutrition, health and pruning practices, integrating the academic and business perspectives as a practical basis for facing a campaign where technical precision will be key.
From the daily operations perspective, Carlos Alberto Luna, Operations Manager of Agrícola Cerro Prieto, details the decisions that are changing the game, focusing on varietal replacement, greater control of the production system and investment planning, in a scenario where genetics, costs and market demands leave no room for error.
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