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Mexican exports of fruits and vegetables reached US$ 14,692 million in 2023, registering an increase of 3.5%

Fruits
Vegetables
Mexico
Market & Price Trends
Published Jan 26, 2024

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In 2023, Mexican exports of fruits and vegetables experienced a 3.5% year-on-year growth in value, amounting to US$ 14,692 million, and a 4% increase in volume, totaling 10,729,500 tons. The top exports included avocado, berries, tomatoes, chilies, strawberries, and cucumber. Fruit exports accounted for US$ 9,088 million, with walnut, guava, avocado, berries, mango, and grapefruit seeing a rise in volume. Vegetable exports were valued at US$5,604 million, with broccoli, cauliflower, zucchini, onion, melon, watermelon, cucumber, green tomato, red tomato, chilies, and carrot witnessing increases in marketed volume.
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(Agraria.pe) According to information from the Agricultural Market Consulting Group (GCMA), Mexican exports of fruits and vegetables registered an interannual growth of +3.5% in value in 2023, rising to US$ 14,692 million. In volume, growth stood at 4%, reaching 10,729,500 tons. Exports of avocado (US$ 3,202 million), berries (US$ 2,653 million), tomatoes (US$ 2,189 million), chilies (US$ 1,101 million), strawberries (US$ 991 million) and cucumber (US$ 544 million) dominated. ). Fruit exportsFruit exports from Mexico totaled US$ 9,088 million (+1.9% year-on-year) and 4,060,300 tons (+3%). The fruits that registered an increase in their exported volume, in order of importance, were: walnut (+27.3%), guava (+19.8%), avocado (+15.3%), berries (+7.2%), mango (+2.3% ) and grapefruit (+1.6%). At the same time, an increase in the sales value of guava (+51.8%), papaya (+14.1%), strawberry and lemon (+7.4%), berries (+4.8%), mango (+1.7%) was recorded. , walnut (+0.8%) and pineapple ...
Source: Agraria
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