Exporturile de avocado mexican către SUA, suspendate din nou | Cartelurile și amenințările de securitate blochează livrările

Avocado exports from Michoacán, Mexico, have been suspended again due to U.S. security concerns, impacting supply and prices. The Mexican president announced increased military presence to enhance security in the region. U.S. imports over 80% of its avocados from Mexico, generating significant revenue for the country. The suspension follows threats from drug cartels, affecting local farmers and exporters. Previous export interruptions have occurred, but authorities hope for a quick resolution to resume inspections and exports.