Noble Florida
New Crop Blueberries
Noble new crop opens the US blueberry season in Florida, and then rolls north delivering the freshest blueberries.
Berry Fresh
Hand Picked
First American Blueberries Of Every Year
AS AMERICAN AS BLUEBERRY PIE
Purple and Blue, Good For You
Florida blueberries begin the U.S. blueberry season in Early March.
Noble New Crop Blueberries are locally sourced, hand-picked, and never genetically modified. They arrive in stores just a few days after being picked.
Blueberries are true superfoods. Naturally sweet and juicy, Florida berries are low in sugar and high in nutrients - they are among the best foods you can eat.
AS AMERICAN AS BLUEBERRY PIE
Florida blueberries begin the U.S. blueberry season in February. In October through January Southern hemisphere growers from Chile to Mexico fill the gap in U.S. product with berries shipped overseas.
Noble New Crop Blueberries are locally sourced, hand-picked, and never genetically modified. They arrive in stores just a few days after being picked.
Noble Fresh Blueberries are available February through April and are grown locally in Florida to ensure quality and freshness. All berries are pre-cooled upon receiving into Noble, and never endure long ship crossings, ensuring the best possible shelf life and freshness.
Southern Vs. Northern Highbush Berries – Worth a Taste Test
Noble's Florida blueberries prosper on Southern Highbush plants. In Florida they get limited amounts of weather-chilling. This produces delicious berries that require gentler processing--more hand-picking and hand-sorting.
Northern Highbush berries from North Carolina and other northern regions, the most planted blueberries in the world, are perfect for areas exposed to more chill or cool periods. These northern berries are also delicious and more plentiful as they can be machine harvested. At times, Noble partners with growers that share their philosophy to bring New Crop blueberries from the U.S. and the southern hemisphere throughout the year.
FOUR GENERATIONS
Yes, it takes patience and time to innovate fruit naturally and sustainably. We grew our company the same way, as a proud citrus family free from the pressure of a big corporation.
FOUR GENERATIONS
Yes, it takes patience and time to innovate fruit naturally and sustainably. We grew our company the same way, as a proud citrus family free from the pressure of a big corporation.
