Mexico wants to increase its exports to Europe, the rest of America, Asia-Pacific and Muslim countries

The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development of the Government of Mexico has already issued a statement to announce that this country is committed to diversifying agri-food markets, in line with the growth trend that it has accumulated for two and a half decades. Mexico's agri-food trade with the world has grown by 11 percent annually since 1994. In 2019, Mexico exported agrifood products worth $ 39,413 million, obtaining a historical surplus of $ 10,661 million. Now he wants to take advantage of the update of the trade agreement with the European Union. By virtue of what is approved, the Mexican products that will reduce their tariff or have preference are: "Banana, orange juice, agave syrup, asparagus, tomato, pea, citrus, table grapes, lemon, durum wheat, white corn, honey , beef meat and offal, poultry, raw sugar, ethyl alcohol, wheat, flowers, egg products, piloncillo, citrus juice, pineapple juice, sweets and confectionery, and yeasts, among others ”. It must be ...