Tequila loses out to tomato and soft fruit exports in Mexico

게시됨 2020년 12월 9일

Tridge 요약

In 2019, Mexico achieved its highest food trade surplus in the past 25 years, reaching $8.8 billion. The country's primary food exports include beer, avocados, soft fruits, tomatoes, tequila, paprika, and beef. The Netherlands was the seventh largest export destination for Mexican agri-food products, making it the second most important European export destination after Spain. These findings were highlighted in the Atlas of Panorama Agroalimentario, published by the Mexican Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development.

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원본 콘텐츠

Mexico is a horticultural country. Of course for own consumption, but certainly also for export. The main Mexican food exports are beer (with a total value of $ 4.8 billion in 2019), avocado ($ 3.1 billion), soft fruit ($ 2.6 billion), tomato ($ 2 billion), tequila (1, $ 9 billion), paprika ($ 1.4 billion) and beef ($ 1.3 billion). At $ 8.8 billion, Mexico had the highest food-trade surplus in the last 25 years in 2019. The Netherlands is the seventh largest export destination for Mexico by value and the second most important European export destination for Mexican agri-food products after ...

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