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Banana Sales Fall by 80% Due to Migrants' Decline
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Haitians and Central Americans were the main buyers of the market IVÁN LÓPEZ/PORTAVOZ PHOTO: ALEJANDRO LÓPEZ The low influx of migrants in Tapachula has left a deep imprint on the local economy, especially on the market for agricultural products. Banana producers, accustomed to selling much of their harvest to Haitian and Central American families, reported falls of up to 80 percent in their sales, reflecting the direct dependence of the local t…
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