Most avocado exports to the US have resumed after last week’s suspension
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Most avocado exports from Mexico to the US have resumed following last week's suspension due to threats to US interests, including intimidation of US inspectors and increased extortion in Michoacán. This reflects ongoing cross-border tensions affecting trade commodities.
Some of the details of the "threat to U.S. interests" that caused the unilateral suspension have emerged, including intimidation towards U.S. inspectors and a general increase in extortion in Michoacán's avocado-producing belt. The post Most avocado exports to the US have resumed after last week’s suspension appeared first on Mexico News Daily
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