Whether they’re cultivated or wild, juicy Canadian-grown blueberries are in stores now.
With more than $1 billion in sales in the past five years, Canada is the third largest national producer of sweet highbush blueberries in the world.
A hot dry summer in B.C. — which produces the lion’s share of the fruit in this country, with more than 800 growers in the province — has meant the crop is farther ahead than usual.
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