We were all turning blue during an unusually cool spring but on the plus side it made for a bumper crop of British blueberries.
Growers say the below average temperatures created the perfect growing conditions.
And Hall Hunter, which provides 50 per cent of the 6,000 tonnes of UK-grown superfruit, said buying the best of British is the ecofriendly way to help the industry.
Its spokesman said: “Many blueberries have travelled over 6,000 miles. British blueberries eliminate these food miles.”
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