Mexico's table grape industry has concluded with a total of 23.8 million boxes exported to the United States, a decrease from 25 million the previous season due to heat waves and oversupply. Prices dropped in the U.S. market, making it more profitable for producers to sell in the domestic market. The industry also faced challenges such as increased costs, labor issues, and weather conditions affecting other crops. However, there is optimism for the future with the start of prunings and forecasts for the next season expected to begin around May 10th.