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US imposes 17% tariff on Mexican tomatoes after withdrawing from agreement

Tariffs · United States

US imposes 17% tariff on Mexican tomatoes after withdrawing from agreement

64% Center coverage: 182 sources

The U.S. Commerce Department said on Monday it will impose duties of 17.09% on fresh tomatoes from top supplier Mexico, after withdrawing from a 2019 deal suspending an antidumping duty investigation.See the Story

Less selection, higher prices: How tariffs are shaping the holiday shopping season

Shopping · United States

Less selection, higher prices: How tariffs are shaping the holiday shopping season

60% Center coverage: 130 sources

New Tariffs Start Today, Including a 21% Tax on Tomatoes

Donald Trump · Mexico

New Tariffs Start Today, Including a 21% Tax on Tomatoes

52% Center coverage: 29 sources

New tariffs start today, including a 21% tax on tomatoes See the Story

SBA Urges Texas Entities Affected by Drought to Apply for Relief Before August Deadline

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Open the article to view the coverage from Business DailyDrought · Texas See the Story

Tariffs On EU, Mexico Could Mean Soaring Prices On These Products

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The European Union and Mexico face 30 percent import duties on Aug. 1 unless a deal can be reached in the escalating trade wars.Donald Trump · Mexico See the Story

Sepulveda: Roy Rodriguez is not my uncle – Rio Grande Guardian

I kind of put together some words that I wanted to share in regards to citizen communication. The purpose of citizen communication is really to promote transparency and civic dialog. But when individuals come to this podium and use it more as a shield to knowingly lie and take advantage of the fact that the Commission here can’t respond in the moment because we’re governed by rules in our meetings, it then turns into more of a tool to be used fo…Harlingen · Harlingen Read Article

Rodriguez: 2025 BID Academy Summer Sprint was a great success – Rio Grande Guardian

BROWNSVILLE, Texas – Megan Rodriguez, community and economic development agent for Prairie View A&M Extension, says the recent 2025 BID Academy Summer Sprint was a great success. The week-long event was held at the eBridge Center for Business & Commercialization in association with Brownsville Community Improvement Corporation (BCIC). The BID Academy is designed to help companies get HUD certified. HUD stands for Historically Underutilized Busi…Brownsville, Texas · Brownsville Read Article

More tributes pour in for Sabrina Walker Hernandez – Rio Grande Guardian

EDINBURG, Texas – More tributes have poured in for Sabrina Walker Hernandez, the effervescent, energetic, and passionate leadership coach from Edinburg, who has passed away. The nonprofit expert founded Supporting World Hope and Building Better Boards. She had battled two cancers, non Hodgkins lymphoma and multiple myeloma, for a number of years. She had served as CEO of Edinburg Boys & Girls Club for a number of years. The Rio Grande Valley …Edinburg, Texas · Edinburg Read Article

Wood: Northern Mexico is industrializing rapidly. But this expansion is being jeopardized by chronic water scarcity. – Rio Grande Guardian

MONTERREY, Nuevo León – An insufficient supply of water threatens Northern Mexico’s attempts to develop data centers and a semiconductor industry. That is the opinion of Duncan Wood, CEO of Hurst International Consulting LLC. Wood, formerly with the Pacific Council on International Policy and the Mexico Institute, wrote a feature on the topic for the World Economic Forum. On data centers, Wood wrote: “The growth of artificial intelligence and cl…Monterrey · Monterrey Read Article

Rosas: The Dawn of the Nuclear Age: 80 Years Later – Rio Grande Guardian

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Hamer: Strengthening U.S.-Mexico Ties – Rio Grande Guardian

Last week, I had the privilege of attending a sold-out gala in Mexico City hosted by the American Society of Mexico, where I serve on the Board under President Larry Rubin, MBA. The event featured U.S. Ambassador Ron Johnson, who emphasized the vital U.S.-Mexico relationship and the private sector’s role in driving it forward. Engaging with leaders from key Mexican business groups such as CCE and CONCAMIN—organizations TAB has MOUs with, alongsi…Mexico City, Mexico · Mexico City Read Article

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