The US monitors strawberry and bell pepper from Mexico

Published 2022년 1월 20일

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The Mexican Senate has expressed concern over the potential for the United States to extend monitoring on imports of strawberries and bell peppers from Mexico, which could lead to the implementation of safeguards. Despite ongoing investigations, the United States International Trade Commission has not found harm from imports of blackberries and raspberries. The current monitoring system, in place until 2022, was initiated in response to concerns about these products and could allow the US industry to request safeguard investigations and provisional measures against Mexican products. Meanwhile, trade data shows that Mexican strawberry and bell pepper exports to the US have significantly increased since 2011.

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ROBERT MORALES. THE ECONOMIST. The United States could extend the current monitoring to imports of strawberries and bell peppers originating in Mexico, which opens the possibility of establishing safeguards against these products, warned a commission of the Mexican Senate. The United States could extend the current monitoring to imports of strawberries and bell peppers originating in Mexico, which opens the possibility of establishing safeguards against these products, warned a commission of the Mexican Senate. At the same time, Juan Flores, general director of the National Association of Berries Exporters (Aneberries), reported that investigations 201 and 332 of blackberries and raspberries concluded last year without the United States International Trade Commission (USITC) having found no harm, while the strawberry investigation is still going on. Aneberries has led, from the private sector, the corresponding research on strawberries, raspberries and blueberries. Regarding bell ...

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