In the UK, fresh blueberries generally range from £1.55 for a 150g pack up to £5.50 for 500g as of October 2026. Typical supermarket prices hover around £2.75 for 250g or £4.30 for half a kilogram. The most affordable unit price you’ll find is about £8.60 per kilogram, though specialty or organic varieties tend to cost more. For instance, a 300g pack of organic blueberries might be priced at £3.80. Overall, prices vary based on size, retailer, and whether the berries are organic or premium.
I sell blueberries
I offer fresh, top-quality blueberries grown right here in the UK. Packed with antioxidants, they’re perfect for snacking, baking, or topping your morning cereal. This October 2026, savor the season’s best with our recently harvested berries. Whether you’re buying for business or personal use, we supply both bulk orders and smaller quantities to suit your needs.
Here are some examples of what’s available:
fresh British blueberries ready for prompt delivery-ideal for restaurants and markets,
organic blueberries picked this week, offered by the crate or kilo,
homegrown berries perfect for jams, desserts, or healthy snacks.
Contact me anytime to place an order or inquire about stock.
I buy blueberries
I purchase blueberries throughout the UK, especially during the height of the harvest around October. If you grow fresh, premium blueberries, I’m interested in buying directly from you. This provides local farmers with a chance to sell quickly at fair prices.
Ads like “Seeking fresh UK-grown blueberries for immediate purchase” or “Looking to buy large quantities of ripe blueberries this season” help link growers and buyers. If you’re a supplier or farmer, please get in touch with your offers-we want to make the most of the autumn blueberry crop!
Purchase of blueberries
When buying blueberries in October 2026, you’ll find options that vary by store and packaging, such as:
Aldi: 500g pack at £3.99 (£7.98 per kg),
Co-op: 300g punnet for £3.45 (£11.50 per kg),
Tesco: 500g pack priced at £4.30 (£8.60 per kg),
Co-op: 150g punnet costing £2.55 (£17 per kg),
Co-op: 125g punnet for £3.40 (£22.67 per kg).
These prices give a clear picture of what shoppers can expect to pay per kilogram at this time across major UK retailers.
Where can you buy blueberries?
In October 2026, UK buyers have multiple ways to find blueberries. Local farmers' markets often have fresh, seasonal berries on offer, while larger supermarkets provide year-round access through imports. For bulk purchases, platforms like Agro-Market24 connect buyers with suppliers from various regions.
Whether you’re shopping for personal use or stocking a store, checking out local markets alongside online agricultural exchanges is a smart way to secure quality blueberries this season.
Where can you sell blueberries?
If you’re looking to sell blueberries in the UK this October, several avenues are available. Agro-Market24 is a leading international agricultural exchange where growers can connect directly with buyers worldwide, allowing for competitive pricing and broader market reach.
Local farmers' markets and specialty food shops also remain popular spots for selling fresh, locally sourced blueberries. While supermarkets and wholesalers can offer large-scale opportunities, they often require bigger volumes and formal contracts.
Combining these channels can help sellers expand their customer base and boost sales across the UK.