Meadow Berry Farms in British Columbia: History, What It Raises, How It Makes Money and How to Contact It
Profile updated November 2026
Meadow Berry Farms Ltd. is a family-owned blueberry and cranberry producer in Pitt Meadows, British Columbia. The BC government's export catalogue describes it as one of the province's premier producers of fresh and frozen berries, with three generations of the Aujla family involved and customers in Asia, Europe and the United States.
| Location | Pitt Meadows, Fraser Valley, British Columbia |
|---|---|
| Founded | Company established in 2003; family has over three decades of blueberry farming experience (BC export catalogue) |
| Sectors | fresh and frozen blueberries; cranberries; export sales |
| Scale | Six blueberry varieties listed; acreage not published in the sources reviewed |
| Why it is notable | Listed in the BC government agrifood export catalogue and the BC Blueberry Council farm-direct directory; GlobalGAP certified |
| Ownership | Aujla family, three generations involved |
| Official website | Meadow Berry Farms website (domain listed in the BC government export catalogue) |
History of Meadow Berry Farms
The BC government's export catalogue says Meadow Berry Farms was established in 2003 in Pitt Meadows and that the family has more than three decades of blueberry farming experience. Three generations of the Aujla family are involved in operations, and the catalogue names Steve Aujla as the contact.
Pitt Meadows has long been blueberry country. The Pitt Meadows museum notes that the Ridge-Meadows area was among North America's largest blueberry producers at about eight million pounds a year in the mid-20th century, and that farmers such as the Austring family helped build the local industry. Meadow Berry Farms is part of the newer generation of family operations on that land.
What Meadow Berry Farms Grows and Raises
Meadow Berry Farms grows blueberries, including six varieties, and cranberries. The export catalogue says the company implemented an Environmental Farm Plan in 2011, uses GlobalGAP certification with third-party audits, and laser and optical sorts berries before packing.
The BC Blueberry Council's farm-direct directory lists Meadow Berry Farms with fresh, case frozen and bulk frozen products. The council says it represents more than 600 growers in the province, and the BC Ministry of Agriculture describes BC as one of the top blueberry producing regions in the world.
How Meadow Berry Farms Makes Money
Fresh and frozen berries
The farm sells fresh berries and frozen berries in case and bulk formats, per the BC Blueberry Council directory. Frozen product lets the company sell beyond the fresh season.
Export sales
The catalogue lists current markets in Australia, China, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, Taiwan, the USA and Europe, and describes a network of buyers from supermarket and specialty food chains across North America, Europe and Asia.
Cranberries
Cranberries add a second crop to the berry line, extending the grower's offer to buyers who want both fruits from one supplier.
Farm Insight: What Other Operators Can Learn from Meadow Berry Farms
Certify to open doors. GlobalGAP certification, third-party audits and an Environmental Farm Plan are the kind of credentials export buyers ask for. Growers aiming at Asian and European retail should treat them as sales tools, not paperwork.
Sort and pack to specification. Laser and optical sorting supports consistent quality for premium markets, and selling fresh and frozen from the same fields keeps volume moving through the whole harvest.
Blueberry farming in Pitt Meadows involves a great many berries and an even greater number of very small decisions about which ones are blue enough. If you like farm satire, farm humor, ranch humor and farm jokes about sorting lasers and picky export buyers, farm.FM is a far less fussy fruit. The Aujla family, meanwhile, ship to buyers on three continents.
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How to Contact Meadow Berry Farms
Website: https://www.meadowberryfarms.com/
The official website could not be fetched, so no address, phone or email is published here from it. Business contact details are listed in the BC government export catalogue and the BC Blueberry Council farm-direct directory; confirm before ordering. Details checked November 2026.
Meadow Berry Farms Sources and Agriculture Authority Links
- Meadow Berry Farms - Company website domain as listed in the BC export catalogue
- BC Agrifood and Seafood Export Catalogue - Provincial profile with history, certifications and markets
- BC Blueberry Council farm-direct directory - Producer council listing with product formats
- BC Ministry of Agriculture berries poster - Provincial background on BC blueberry and cranberry growing
- Pitt Meadows museum on blueberry history - Local history of the Pitt Meadows blueberry industry
Meadow Berry Farms FAQ
Where is Meadow Berry Farms?
It is in Pitt Meadows in the Fraser Valley of British Columbia.
What does it grow?
Blueberries, with six varieties listed, and cranberries.
Does it export?
Yes. The BC export catalogue lists Australia, China, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, Taiwan, the USA and Europe as current markets.
What certifications does it have?
The catalogue lists GlobalGAP certification with third-party audits and an Environmental Farm Plan completed in 2011.
Meadow Berry Farms shows how a family berry grower in Pitt Meadows can pair certification and careful packing with export sales. For more operations across the province, see the British Columbia farms guide on this site.