In 2022, Mexico exported just over one million tons of avocado to the U.S. With this, the combined annual commercial value totaled $3.1 billion dollars, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development.
Mexico Aims to Score During Super Bowl With Increased Avocado Exports
Mexican producers of the fruit estimate sales this year will total around 130,000 tons during the American Football final, 30% more than in 2022
Dan el banderazo inicial a exportación de aguacate michoacano para el Super Bowl LVII
La Asociación de Productores y Empacadores Exportadores de Aguacate de México (APEAM),
El exitoso “crossover” del aguacate mexicano al mercado estadounidense
Hace poco más de tres décadas, cuando México se preparaba para firmar un tratado de libre comercio con Estados Unidos y Canadá, los estadounidenses consumían, en promedio y por persona, aproximadamente medio kilo de aguacate mexicano Hass por año.
Green gold: Mexican avocados, beloved in U.S., fuel multi-billion dollar market
Hass avocado imports from Mexico, the main ingredient of guacamole – a favorite Super Bowl snack – are now worth $4 billion, up from about $2.5 billion two years ago, according to a new study by Texas A&M University.
Mexican Avocado Industry Celebrates First-Ever Avocado Export from Jalisco to United States
The Mexican region shipped the first truck of avocados across the border, strengthening Mexico’s status as the number one source of the beloved fruit
The Fruitful Livelihood of Mexican Avocado Farmers
Avocados are the symbol of social and economic stability for more than 30,000 farmers with small orchards in Mexico.
U.S. ambassador tours Mexican avocado growing region
Seeing the “green gold” in person–that’s what U.S. Ambassador to Mexico, Ken Salazar, addressed in a series of tweets following a meeting with the Association of Avocado Exporting Producers and Packers of Mexico (APEAM) this week. During this meeting, Salazar visited Michoacán, the hub where avocados from Mexico are grown.