US says most tomatoes imported from Mexico to face 21% duty from July 14

Governor Hobbs warns tomato tariffs will spike Tucson grocery prices

PHOENIX (KVOA) - Gov. Katie Hobbs is speaking out against new tariffs on imported tomatoes from Mexico. The U.S. Department of Commerce plans to raise import tariffs on most tomatoes by 21% starting in July.

Mexico Reacts to 21% Trump Tariff on its Tomatoes: "Your Salads Will Cost More"

Mexico seeks to block a 21% anti-dumping tariff on its tomatoes, warning American consumers could see higher prices on everyday staples like ketchup and produce starting July 14.

New 21% tariff will make fresh tomatoes more expensive

Starting July 14, most Mexican tomato imports will face a 21 percent import duty, ensuring Americans pay more for the staple ingredient.

Florida Sen. Rick Scott Applauds Termination Of US-Mexico Tomato Agreement, Win For US Farmers

Florida Senator Rick Scott, on Tuesday, commended a decision made by President Trump and the Department of Commerce to terminate the 2019 Tomato Suspension Agreement between the United States and Mexico. Scott characterized the move as a “long-overdue win for American agriculture” and praised it as evidence of President Trump’s dedication to prioritizing U.S. farmers. […] Florida Sen. Rick Scott Applauds Termination Of US-Mexico Tomato Agreement…

Mexico blindsided by new US tomato tariff: Tuesday's mañanera recapped

The United States’ proposed tariff on Mexican tomatoes, a change of leadership at the National Migration Institute and the need to keep deportee reception centers open were among the issues President Claudia Sheinbaum spoke about at her Tuesday morning press conference. Here is a recap of the president’s April 15 mañanera. ‘That’s wrong’: Sheinbaum hits out at US for not notifying Mexican government about tomato tariff During her Q&A session wit…

Feeling saucy! Trump slapping 21 percent tariff on tomatoes coming from Mexico

Mexico’s president hopes the countries can renew a bilateral agreement