Blueberries' purple-blue colouring is a sign of their high antioxidant content.
The colour is a result of an antioxidant called anthocyanin, a naturally occurring pigment that is great for blood pressure control and eye health. Additionally a great source of fibre and vitamin C are blueberries.
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