Mission Produce to Release Fiscal Third Quarter 2024 Financial Results on Monday, September 9, 2024

August 29, 2024 Mission Produce

Mission Produce announced it will release its financial results for the fiscal third quarter ended July 31, 2024 after the market closes on Monday, September 9, 2024. The Company will host a conference call and webcast to discuss its financial results at 5:30 PM Eastern Time on the same day.

WECO Introduces 360Tek Optical Sorter for Blueberries

August 25, 2024 WECO

WECO’s 360Tek removes products with a wide range of defects including scars, splits and rubs, as well as EVM like stems and flowers. It can also separate large, jumbo berries into a separate stream. To present a complete 360-degree view of each piece of fruit for inspection, the 360Tek conveys berries over a series of hourglass-shaped rollers. Digital color cameras take up to 16 photos of each berry as it rotates, and advanced machine-learning algorithms analyze the color, size and shape of every object to make sophisticated sort decisions. Air nozzles positioned between the rollers gently deflect objects identified for separation.

USA Made, AI-Powered, Fresh Blueberry Category Sorter ‘Blue Pearl’ to be Unveiled this August

July 26, 2024 Pearl Sort

Pearl Sort is proud to announce the launch of the Blue Pearl, an innovative Blueberry Category Sorter engineered for the fresh market. After five years of rigorous research, development, and testing, the Blue Pearl is ready to revolutionize the blueberry packing industry.

SEKOYA Introduces Innovative LIVIE Blueberry Dispenser

July 26, 2024 SEKOYA

SEKOYA® is proud to announce its newest development to grow the blueberry category: the LIVIE™ Blueberry Dispenser. The dispenser was officially launched on Tuesday, July 16th at the SEKOYA® Field & Forum in Meterik, NL. The event was attended by the most important European Supermarkets, members of the SEKOYA® B2B Network, and press.

Transplanted Bees Help Blueberry Fields Flourish

July 11, 2024 USDA/Tellus

Pollinating bees are in decline, and those that remain may not be up to the task of pollinating all the crops needed to feed the nation. To help keep food on the table, researchers are looking to native wild bees to take up the slack, especially for blueberries and other fruit crops.