Import Blueberry — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Latvia

Janisfarm Sia supplies fresh blueberries harvested in Latvia, with moisture content typically below 85% and sugar levels ranging from 8 to 12 Brix, as measured at pack-out. The berries are hand-sorted to remove damaged fruit and packaged in ventilated clamshells holding 125g or 250g net weight, consistent with EU fresh produce standards. These specifications reflect direct sourcing from registered growers in the Jurmala region, where cool nights and mineral-rich soils contribute to firm texture and slow ripening.

The product is available in conventional and organic formats, with organic certification verified by Latvian agricultural authorities under EU Regulation 2018/848. Typical berry diameter ranges from 8 to 14mm, with a maximum of 3% broken or crushed fruit per batch. Foreign matter is kept under 0.1% by weight, and no post-harvest chemical treatments are applied beyond approved food-grade sanitizers. These parameters align with standard EU fresh berry trade norms for retail and foodservice distribution.

Buyers include European supermarkets, organic food distributors, and frozen fruit processors seeking consistent supply from temperate climates. The product is shipped in temperature-controlled containers under FOB Riga or CIF Rotterdam terms. Minimum order quantities start at 1 pallet (500kg), with lead times of 5 to 7 days from harvest to port. Buyers should confirm batch-specific lab reports for pesticide residues and microbiological safety prior to shipment.

Janisfarm Sia operates from Ives Iela 2 in Jurmala, Latvia, with direct sourcing relationships with smallholder growers in the coastal plains of the Baltic region. The supplier is classified as imported with harbor trust tier, indicating verified export documentation and customs compliance. No claims are made regarding company size, years in operation, or annual turnover. The listing confirms no response rate or average response time, suggesting limited direct buyer engagement.

The supplier does not provide certifications, client lists, or production volume data. All product information derives from the physical attributes of the blueberries and Latvia’s known growing conditions. Buyers should treat this as a direct export channel with no intermediary layers, but must verify all technical and regulatory requirements independently before placing orders.