blueberry was grown in peru, a place where ten years ago there were zero blueberry plantations. now it is the largest blueberry exporter in the world. the challenge was big. blueberry bushes need a minimum temperature in winter. peruvian producers used in old strategy farmers in the south have used. they noticed that blueberries were very hard to harvest between august and december stop during that time of year pricesjumped december stop during that time of year prices jumped and farmers could get three or even
plantations. now it is the largest blueberry exporter in the world. the challenge was big. they need certain conditions in winter. you are lucky to get this on the peruvian coast but elsewhere it was harder. peruvian producers used in old strategy farmers in the south have used for decades. they noticed that blueberries were very hard to harvest between august and december. during that time of year pricesjumped and farmers could get three or even four times the usual price, so peruvians developed their own varieties of blueberries that could thrive in warmer weather than a typical berry.
there were virtually zero blueberry plantations. now it is the largest blueberry exporter in the world, so how did they do it? the challenge was big. blueberry bushes need a minimum number of chilled hours every winter to enhance their fruit. now, they are very unlikely to get this on the peruvian coast, where unlike here in the north of england the temperatures rarely go below 12 celsius. peruvian producers like alvaro used and old strategy countries in the south have been using for decades. they noticed that the blueberries, which are originally from the northern hemisphere, were very hard to harvest there in the months from august to december. during that time of the year prices jumped and farmers could get three or even four times the usual price, so peruvians started developing their own varieties of blueberries that could thrive in much warmer weather than the typical berry. then producers like alvaro adapted
most people should be able to get back home in the next day or two, but some people might find they are being offered flights up to a week later because it could be one of the destinations that the airline doesn t fly to. it is worth noting that if that is the case you do have the right to be asked to be put on an alternative airline, a different airline travelling sooner. we will keep you up to date on any further developments as far as the disruption is concerned he on bbc news. now, do you know where the fruits you eat come from? if you re a fan of blueberries, there s a good chance the ones you eat come from peru. a few years ago the country had virtually zero blueberry plantations. today, it s the biggest exporter in the world. our reporter stefania gozzer explains. this blueberry was grown in peru, a place where, ten years ago, there were virtually zero blueberry plantations. now it is the largest blueberry exporter in the world, so how did they do it?
with terrorism so that s good news. but the technical fault has affected thousands of flights and caused chaos all over europe and frankly, parts of the world. most people should be able to get back home in the next day or two but some people might find that they are being offered flights up to a week later because it could be one of the destinations that the airline doesn t fly to that often. it s worth noting that that is the case, you do have the right to be asked to be put on an alternative airline, if a different airline is travelling sooner. now, do you know where the fruits you eat come from? if you re a fan of blueberries, there s a good chance the ones you eat come from peru. a few years ago the country had virtually zero blueberry plantations. today, it s the biggest exporter in the world. this blueberry was grown in peru, a place where ten years ago there were virtually zero blueberry plantations. now it s the largest blueberry