U.S. Greenhouse Tomato Growers Oppose Mexican Import Tariffs
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San Luis Potosí, SLP.- The tariffs applied by the United States to Mexican agricultural products are already generating effects on the potosine exports of tomato, chili and cucumber, acknowledged the head of the Secretariat of Agricultural Development and Hydraulic Resources (Sedarh), Jorge Luis Díaz Salinas. “Our best buyer is the United States and they are putting strong tariffs on us.” Díaz Salinas explained that one of the most affected comp…
International Trade Commission reviews tomato tariffs as large growers challenge decision
A group of fresh tomato growers says market fundamentals since 2019 have changed, and the need for tariffs on Mexican imports is no longer relevant. Controlled Environment Agriculture Alliance Executive Director Tom Stenzel says greenhouse-grown tomatoes should not be in the same category as field-grown. “The market impact on field-grown tomatoes that I have seen, […] The post International Trade Commission reviews tomato tariffs as large grower…
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