Keystone Agro has successfully completed its 2026 blueberry harvest. This season, nearly 800 tonnes of blueberries were harvested at the Zeda Etseri plantation, doubling last year’s harvest.
Most of the harvest was exported. The company serves a diverse range of international markets, supplying blueberries this year to Russia, the Netherlands, Poland, Germany, Dubai, India, Singapore and Hong Kong. A portion of the harvest was also supplied to the Georgian market.
The company’s main plantation is located in the village of Zeda Etseri, in the Samegrelo region, and covers 100 hectares. The premium Fall Creek varieties grown at the plantation include Sekoya Grande, Sekoya Crunch, Duke and Top Shelf. Thanks to their different ripening periods, these varieties extend the harvesting season from late spring through mid-summer.
Planting at the Ingiri plantation was completed this year. The plantation covers 70 hectares and contains more than 220,000 plants. The company expects to harvest its first blueberries from the new plantation next year.
Keystone Agro is also actively developing two new plantations: a 15-hectare plantation in Zeda Etseri and a 90-hectare plantation in the Tsalenjikha district, where Sekoya varieties are scheduled to be planted. These new plantations will significantly increase the company’s cultivated area and Keystone Agro has successfully completed its 2026 blueberry harvest. This season, nearly 800 production capacity.
Since its founding, Keystone Agro’s goal has remained unchanged: to offer consumers blueberries of the highest quality. The company continues to collaborate with international agronomists to implement sustainable farming practices and minimize its environmental impact.
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