The Mexican avocado will be consolidated in the United States market

Published 2021년 12월 8일

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The National Agricultural Council (CNA) of Mexico announces a significant achievement in the avocado industry, with Jalisco's Hass avocado set to be exported to the United States starting April 2022. This breakthrough follows extensive negotiations and efforts from various agencies such as Sader, the Department of American Agriculture, Senasica, APHIS, and the Ministry of Economy, supported by the CNA and other stakeholders. Mexico, being the world's leading avocado producer, exports a significant share of its production to the US, with Jalisco being the second-largest producer. The CNA emphasizes the collaboration between producers, packers, exporters, and authorities in achieving this milestone and aims to expand into more international markets.

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PRESS RELEASE CNA. The National Agricultural Council (CNA) welcomes the announcement that the Hass avocado produced in Jalisco may be exported to the United States, as of April 2022, after a long negotiation by the Rural Development Secretariat (Sader) and the Department of American Agriculture, with which the product will be consolidated in that North American market. The CNA recognizes the work of the National Agrifood Health, Safety and Quality Service (Senasica) and the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS), who signed an Operational Work Plan (PTO) for the Export of Avocado from Mexico to the United States, whose initial scope involves certified orchards in Jalisco, as well as the joint work of the Ministry of Economy to defend the access of Mexican products to international markets. The president of the CNA, Juan Cortina Gallardo, recognizes the work carried out by the secretaries of Agriculture and the Economy, Víctor Villalobos and Tatiana Clouthier, ...

Source: Inforural