How China Swiped the Secret to American Blueberries
Driscoll's, the American berry giant, made a bold move into China by pioneering high-tech blueberry farming in Yunnan, only to see its success quickly undermined by copycat growers who replicated its proprietary plants and flooded the market. The resulting price collapse — driven by China
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