Grape imports from Mexico fall 23.9%
25 noviembre, 2020
Imports of grapes from Mexico registered a year-on-year fall of 23.9% from January to July 2020, to 50.3 million dollars, according to statistics from the
Imports of grapes from Mexico registered a year-on-year fall of 23.9% from January to July 2020, to 50.3 million dollars, according to statistics from the
Cotton production represents 5% of glyphosate use in Mexico, of which 100% is imported and reformulated by Mexican companies, according to a report from the
BASF‘s (formerly Bayer) InVigor, Corteva Pioneer (formerly DuPont) and Bayer Dekalb (formerly Monsanto) dominate the canola seed market in North America. The market power of
The United States increased its cauliflower imports 25% in 2019, to $ 80 million, at an annual rate. In recent years, on the US market,
Imports of grapes from Mexico registered a year-on-year fall of 23.9% from January to July 2020, to 50.3 million dollars, according to statistics from the
Cotton production represents 5% of glyphosate use in Mexico, of which 100% is imported and reformulated by Mexican companies, according to a report from the
BASF‘s (formerly Bayer) InVigor, Corteva Pioneer (formerly DuPont) and Bayer Dekalb (formerly Monsanto) dominate the canola seed market in North America. The market power of
The United States increased its cauliflower imports 25% in 2019, to $ 80 million, at an annual rate. In recent years, on the US market,