Mexico is a leading producer and exporter of tomatoes, having domesticated the fruit 2,600 years ago. The country's warm climate allows for a diverse range of tomato varieties, including round, pear, cherry, and more. Tomatoes are an essential part of Mexico's cuisine and are also valued for their nutritional benefits, including vitamins and minerals. Mexico's production of tomatoes exceeds three million tons annually, spread across over 49,000 hectares, positioning it as the world's leading tomato exporter.