South Cape Fruit at the foot of the Outeniqua mountains, in the beautiful Garden Route, is one of our original blueberry growers in South Africa.

One the oldest blueberry farms in South Africa, growing since 1992 and working with BerryWorld since 1994, South Cape Fruit pride themselves on the outstanding quality and consistency of their blueberry supply.

​South Cape Fruit is a family run farm, managed by the four Van Greunen Brothers who have always had a sustainalicious environmentally friendly focus on their farms.

Following a sustainable farming model to ensure that everyone on the farm has a long-term future. With a philosophy to farm in harmony with nature, South Cape Fruit implement environmental friendly practices as part of their focus on continuous improvement.

Chiltern Farms is a 4th generation family business which was established by John and Pauline Mudge and is located in Vyeboom.

The family farm has its roots in apples and pears but started growing berries for BerryWorld in the early 1990s, with large scale supply from 2005 onwards.

Chiltern Farms have an extensive blueberry season, supplying blueberries that burst with goodness from June to February.

Nestled on the slopes of the Simonsberg Mountain, equidistant to the towns of Stellenbosch, Franschhoek and Paarl, Backsberg Estate Cellars are a winery at heart with over 100 years of experience

The Back family business was founded by Charles Louis Back, who came to South Africa from Lithuania, in 1902 to start this wine estate. In 2005 the Back family started growing blueberries as one of the first growers for BerryWorld South Africa.

In 2006, Backsberg became South Africa’s first certified carbon neutral winery and the family continues to farm blueberries in this manner. Backsberg is one of nearly 40 WWF-SA Conservation Champions with over 10% of the farm’s land having been set aside for the conservation of indigenous fauna and flora. Backsberg places great importance on a sustainable future for all.

Blue Mountain Berries has been producing blueberries in the shadow of the Outeniqua Mountains near George in the Western Cape, South Africa, since 2006. The mild climate is excellent for blueberry growing and

Blue Mountain Berries started growing for BerryWorld in 2005 and are now focussing on the planting of exciting new blueberry varieties, aimed at satisfying evn the most discerning tastebuds!

Tzaneen Blueberries named after the local town of Tzaneen in the Limpopo province in South Africa was founded in 2013 by Henry Hayes and Terence Untepertinger.

Tzaneen Blueberries was the first blueberry grower in the region and has grown significantly in size, now growing a wide selection of blueberry varieties for BerryWorld.

Tzaneen Blueberries are instrumental in providing blueberries that burst with goodness early on in the South African season.