FTE hails end of Tomato Suspension Agreement as "an enormous victory"

"This decision will protect hardworking American tomato growers from unfair Mexican trading practices," Florida Tomato Exchange Executive Vice President Robert Guenther said.

July 15 , 2025

Ecuadorian Tango mandarins make U.S. debut

Grown in Pimampiro, Imbabura Province, Ecuadorian Tango mandarins are recognized for their high quality, sweet flavor, uniform coloring, and popularity in international markets.

July 15 , 2025

Fresh Del Monte names Miles Fraser-Jones as new VP of global deciduous and citrus sales

With more than 25 years of experience in global sourcing, procurement, and new business development, Fraser-Jones has held senior roles at AMFresh, Tom Lange International, and Sierra Produce.

July 15 , 2025

Agronometrics in Charts: Sweet, blue, and worth $9B

July is National Blueberry Month, and this year, the celebration comes with serious numbers behind it.

July 15 , 2025

U.S. mango imports up 9%, Mexican season forecasts show growth

Looking ahead, overall mango shipments from week 28 through week 32 are projected to be remain approximately 9% higher year-on-year.

July 15 , 2025

Avocado exports shift as U.S. shipments rise 9%, Mexico maintains lead

Avocado shipments to the U.S. increased by 9% last week, while global supplies and prices experienced notable shifts across markets.

July 15 , 2025

U.S. imposes 17% tariff on fresh tomatoes from Mexico

The move, announced July 14 by the Department of Commerce, ends a 2019 pact that had suspended tariffs in exchange for price controls and compliance measures.

July 15 , 2025

Born Farms Redefines Agriculture with Tunnel Innovation: A Regenerative Breakthrough for a Predictable Food System

July 14 , 2025

Trump targets Mexico, EU with tariffs of 30% starting August 1

The latest tariff measures follow a week in which Trump issued letters to over 20 trade partners, proposing tariffs between 20% and 40%.

July 14 , 2025

U.S. Chamber calls on government to reverse Tomato Agreement withdrawal

The organizations estimate that the import and sale of Mexican tomatoes contribute approximately $8.3 billion to the U.S. economy and support nearly 50,000 jobs.

July 14 , 2025