California Giant Berry Farms, a leading producer of fresh, sustainable berries, announced its forecast for a strong winter strawberry crop, led by its Florida and Mexico growing regions.

"The 2021-22 Florida strawberry started strong,” said James Tipton, district manager at California Giant Berry Farms. “Weather always plays a critical role in our crop’s success, but there looks to be a long forecast suggesting better temperatures than last year." She said Florida strawberries should peak in mid-February — around Valentine’s Day.

International grower and year-round marketer of strawberries, blueberries, blackberries and raspberries, Wish Farms, announced a fifth berry to its lineup: Pink-A-Boo Pineberries.

California Giant Berry Farms, a leader in fresh sustainable berries, recently unveiled its new website, www.calgiant.com. An extension of the brand's evolution, the new website conveys California Giant’s dedication to delivering the highest quality berries in the most sustainable way through enhanced educational content.

Just in time for the holiday season, Driscoll’s Sweetest Batch blueberries are in peak availability to capture the hottest holiday trend of grazing boards. Now available nationwide, these high-flavor indulgent blueberries are perfect to enjoy fresh and paired with the ultimate appetizer samplings for the most delicious holiday grazing boards. Nothing could be easier and more delicious than creating a perfect board for guests to graze on with the combination of fresh, juicy Driscoll’s berries.

California Giant Berry Farms has the winter blues — blueberries that is —  with global grower partners reporting peak volumes of organic and conventional blueberry supply for the start of winter season and beyond.

Naturipe announced the debut of its new greenhouse strawberries from Mexico. Naturipe Berry Growers, an owner of Naturipe Farms, has partnered in a strawberry greenhouse project based in central Mexico.

The project is in its first full acreage production and is a partnership between Naturberry and Berry Hill (grower Ignacio Castillo and his son Ignacio Castillo Jr.). The new strawberry greenhouse project focuses on utilizing pioneering technologies to grow strawberries.