Wyman's Fresh Frozen Wild Blueberries - 3lb

A: Hi Michelle! Yes, our frozen wild blueberries contain anthocyanins.

A: Our crop protectant utilization is highly selective and minimal. We do not use atrazine, glyphosate or any crop protectant commonly discussed in media (social or otherwise) or linked in any way to known acute or chronic human or environmental damage. We continue to drive scientific, agricultural and food, and regulatory communities to advance knowledge of the complex interactions and role crop protectants play in providing nutritious food while ensuring integrity of environmental and human health and supporting prosperous rural communities. So, while we do not share detailed farming practices for competitive reasons, hopefully the above gives you a sense of the degree of our commitment at Wyman's.

A: The best by date begins with 'BB' and the expiration date follows. For example, if the bag says 'BB092526', the expiration date is September 25, 2026.

A: Thanks for reaching out! Before freezing, the berries go through a gentle food-safe rinse that includes a very dilute chlorine wash — a common and approved practice used across the produce industry to ensure safety and cleanliness. After this step, the berries are thoroughly rinsed and flash frozen within hours of harvest, which removes any remaining traces. The end result is a product that’s clean, safe, and ready to enjoy straight from the bag!

A: Hi there! Our wild blueberries are proudly grown and harvested in Maine and Eastern Canada — where wild blueberries have been thriving for thousands of years. We're still headquartered in Milbridge, ME and have been for over 150 years.

A: Hi, EJP. Yes, our 3lb and 15oz bags of wild blueberries are kosher certified! Let us know if you have questions about any other products—we’re happy to help.

A: Our wild blueberries are pre-washed and ready to eat!

A: Hi there! Thank you so much for your question. Wild blueberries are a unique crop distinct from regular blueberries in that they are a distinctive species that is not planted or tilled, but rather occurs in a natural ecosystem. Because wild blueberries occur in a natural ecosystem, with naturally occurring checks and balances, the need to apply crop protectants is significantly reduced when compared to regular blueberries. At Wyman's we have a dedicated and continuous effort to minimizing the crop protectants we do use, and we also utilize organic crop protectants as much as is feasible. Furthermore, we are committed to testing fully organic growing and have dedicated acreage for this purpose.