Mexico’s agricultural trade balance experienced a remarkable 700% surge from January to October 2024, reaching $2.319 billion, up from $285 million in 2023. With exports rising to $19.403 billion and imports dropping to $17.084 billion, the sector shines a light on the country’s rural wealth and commitment to quality food production for both domestic and global markets. Source and details of the news
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