What does the Mexican grape industry project for 2025?

Published 2025년 1월 3일

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The Mexican grape industry concluded its season in December 2024 with a total production of 23.8 million boxes, primarily exported to the United States. The Association of Table Grape Producers of Sonora is focusing on increasing grape consumption and introducing new varieties. However, the industry faces challenges such as climate change, potential tariff increases from the United States, and the need for water collection. The Mexican Table Grapes Association is advocating for unity and quality in the industry, looking towards the World Table Grape Council for guidance and innovation.
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The Mexican grape industry ended the season in December 2024 with a total of 23.8 million boxes, which were mainly destined for the United States, followed by the domestic market with almost 7 million boxes and then Asia with 2 million boxes. In this scenario, Portalfruticola.com spoke with the director of Mexico Table Grapes, of the Association of Table Grape Producers of Sonora, Sergio Lugo, who made the projections for the sector in this year that begins. He stated that one of the challenges of the industry is the increase in grape consumption, "that is why Provid (Peru), as Frutas de Chile, began the project of the constitution of the World Table Grape Council (...) We already had our first meeting at the Global Produce & Floral Show (formerly PMA), where we discussed the creation of this committee." He explained that the objective is to increase and encourage grape consumption. “This will benefit all countries, because grape consumption has remained the same for 20 years, so ...
Source: MXfruit

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