Heavy blow: Mexican tomatoes sold to the US face 20.91% tariff

Published 2025년 4월 16일

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Mexican tomato production has seen significant growth, with 56% of the total production being exported primarily to the United States, amounting to sales of US$2.849 billion in 2023. Sinaloa, Baja California Sur, and Sonora are the leading tomato-producing states in Mexico, contributing to the majority of the country's production. In 2023, Sinaloa alone accounted for 60.9% of the total production, with sales reaching US$1.06 billion. Jalisco and Sonora followed with substantial sales of US$292 million and US$289 million respectively.
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According to the Mexican newspaper El Millennium, the United States is the main export destination for Mexican tomatoes. 56% of Mexico's total tomato production is exported, and 99.8% of it is sold to the United States, with sales of US$2.849 billion. Tomatoes are one of Mexico's main export products. In the past five years, Mexico has exported nearly 143,000 tons of tomatoes overseas on average each month. Which tomato-producing states in Mexico are most affected by Trump's "tariff stick"? According to official data, in 2023, Sinaloa's tomato production accounted for 60.9% of the country's total production, while Baja California Sur and Sonora accounted for 7.8% and ...
Source: Foodmate

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