US EditionFeds to withdraw from Mexican tomato deal
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Tomato price drop benefits consumers but hurts growers
Tomato prices in India have decreased, with wholesale rates at $0.07–0.14 per kg and retail at $0.17–0.24 per kg. This decline, due to increased supply, could persist for one to two months, benefiting consumers but impacting growers. The Agricultural Produce Market Committee (APMC) in Navi Mumbai…
+ Call on the government and society to respond with strategy, unity and vision in favor of the national field. MEXICO CITY; April 22, 2025.- Dr. Víctor Torres López, a well-known lawyer and petista politician (PT) pointed out that given the intention expressed by U.S. President Donald Trump to impose a new tariff on Mexican tomato. In statements disseminated through social media and networks, Víctor Torres called for action with specific propos…
Negotiations continue on the part of the president of Mexico and the Secretary of Economy Marcelo Ebrard. The president of the Committee on Economic and Social Development of the Congress of the State, Luis Emilio Rosas Montiel, considered that the tariffs of 20.91% from July 14th to the Mexican tomatoes imposed by the government of the United States, will actually affect American consumers.
The legislator said that he has been given timely follow-up to all the decisions that Donald Trump has taken since he took office By: Drafting The president of the Committee on Economic and Social Development of the Congress of the State, Luis Emilio Rosas Montiel, considered that the tariffs of 20.91% from July 14th to Mexican tomatoes imposed by the government of the United States, will actually affect American consumers.
Tomato tariffs threaten consumer prices as Commerce Dept. eyes end of import agreement - Chamber Business News
The United States Commerce Department recently announced its intent to withdraw from the 2019 agreement suspending the antidumping investigation on fresh tomatoes imported from Mexico, a decision that will take effect in July. The move will replace the current deal—which established minimum pricing for imports—with a 20.91% duty imposed on most Mexican tomato shipments. Nogales, […]
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