I does look like typical aphid damage. If there are no aphids to be seen, maybe ladybird larvae have already visited and eaten them all. That's exactly what I found on my blackcurrant bushes. Masses of aphids causing similar leaf damage, then the ladybirds finally arrived and have cleaned them up nicely and new leaves look good - but not many blackcurrants
Chemical damage from over spray I guess is a possibility, but most of the older leaves look good.
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If there are no aphids to be seen, maybe ladybird larvae have already visited and eaten them all.
That's exactly what I found on my blackcurrant bushes. Masses of aphids causing similar leaf damage, then the ladybirds finally arrived and have cleaned them up nicely and new leaves look good - but not many blackcurrants
Chemical damage from over spray I guess is a possibility, but most of the older leaves look good.
Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad.