Fraser Valley Packers Inc. deliver direct to their packing and processing plants and then ship within hours to their customers with their fleet of temperature-controlled trucks. Fraser Valley Packers Inc. exports fresh and frozen products globally to the United States, Japan, Korea, China, New Zealand, Australia and the United Kingdom.

Fraser Valley Packers Inc.’ processing plants are committed to the highest standards of Food Safe Production and Quality. FDA, USDA and Canadian Food Inspection Agency controls are strictly adhered to. Field scouts monitor the growing process from the field to the processing plant, ensuring the highest food safety standards are met every time. The Individually Quick Freezing process, or I-Q-F, is a state-of-the-art processing technology that guarantees the finest quality “frozen” product on the market. This unique process seals in the juices and natural flavours while maintaining the berries’ original shape. Product integrity is a core value for Fraser Valley Packers Inc., and the tracking and traceability labelling system can identify any single packaged serving and trace it back to the exact day and facility from which it was shipped.

British Columbia, Canada, its lush green valleys produce the finest quality, best tasting, high bush blueberries globally. And for over a decade, Fraser Valley Packers Inc. has been one of Canada’s preeminent blueberry producers. With an unparalleled commitment to its customer’s growth and its health and well-being, they continue to be an industry leader in fresh and frozen fruit packing and processing.

Cultivating a premiere quality berry from their fields to our state-of-the-art packing and processing facilities, we keep a green thumb on the pulse of the blueberry industry.

Our vertically integrated, modernized operations harvests fresh high bush blueberries mechanically, as well as by hand. Fraser Valley Packers Inc. ensures the quality of their product from field to processing. We sort and distribute U.S. grown blueberries for its U.S. customers and Canadian grown fruit for the Canadian market.