The export of berries, avocado, and tequila grows in Mexico

Fresh Avocado

Published Oct 4, 2023

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Jalisco, Mexico's second-largest producer of avocados, is experiencing a surge in exports, with shipments going to the United States, Canada, Japan, and various countries in Europe, Asia, and South America. This year, Jalisco's avocado exports are expected to increase by 10% compared to last year. However, the collapse in the price of avocados due to overproduction is negatively affecting producers in Jalisco and other states. Additionally, Jalisco is also a leader in berry production, specifically raspberries, with more than 10,400 hectares dedicated to their cultivation and growing demand in the national and international markets.

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During recent years, exports of agricultural products such as tequila, berries and avocado have skyrocketed. On July 28, 2022, exports began to the United States, the main market for Jalisco avocados, followed by Canada and Japan, as well as various countries in the European Union, Central and South America, and even Asian countries such as China. “The issue of China is a management issue for Senasica, it is a matter for them to evaluate and if they agree to sign it,” explained Armando García, director of the Association of Avocado Exporters of Jalisco (Apeajal). The interviewee explained that although Chile produces avocado it still has to import from Peru. “They are not self-sufficient; Right now Peru is exporting to Chile, but we also want to reach that market,” he added. This year, Jalisco's exports are expected to increase by 10% compared to last year. In 2022, 92,766 tons will be exported. By the first half of 2023, 50,150 tons have already been exported. “The strong season ...

Source: Informador