The export of guava from Mexico to the United States collapses

Published 2022년 3월 28일

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Guava exports to the United States have fallen by 50%, leading to a change in marketing strategies and a drop in profits for farmers. High inflation rates in the US have led to reduced consumption, and farmers are now selling guavas in other markets. However, the volume of exports has decreased, and guava prices have also dropped in Mexico, leading to lower income for farmers. The main export markets for guavas are California, Illinois, Oklahoma, and New York, with a significant consumer base among Latino communities.
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TOMAS DÁVALOS. THE SUN OF THE CENTER. Inflation impacts the consumption habits of the neighboring country to the north; The demand for this fruit fell, farmers say. The export of guavas plummets, since the shipment of this fruit to the United States has contracted by 50%, which has forced farmers to place this product in other markets, sacrificing profits. Miguel Martínez Rubio, president of the Guava Product System Committee, commented that little guava has been sent to the neighboring country to the north, because sales are slow in the United States, a situation that represents a decrease in their income. The marketers have reported that the high inflation rates are also being suffered by the Americans, which has caused many people in the neighboring country to change their consumption habits and purchase fewer products, consequently, the guava has ceased to be displaced. Martínez Rubio explained that since January there has been a drop in export volumes, because last year two ...
Source: Inforural

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