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California Celebrates National Blueberry Day with a Sweet 2025 Harvest

July 8 is National Blueberry Day, and California has a lot to celebrate. In 2025, the Golden State harvested 81.47 million pounds of blueberries, which is a remarkable milestone that reflects the hard work, care, and dedication of growers, harvesters, packers, shippers, and everyone who helps bring this delicious crop from the field to families across California and beyond.

Blueberries may be small, but they represent a big part of California agriculture. On National Blueberry Day, CDFA is proud to recognize and thank California’s blueberry growers and all those across the supply chain who make each season possible. Your work supports local communities, strengthens our agricultural economy, and helps showcase the quality and abundance of California-grown produce.

Here’s to a berry good National Blueberry Day — and to the people behind every pound harvested.

Source : ca.gov

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