Ariz., last week urged Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick not to withdraw from the 2019 tomato suspension agreement with ...

The Tomato Suspension Agreement works, says the president of the Texas International Produce Association. So why does the US Department of Commerce want to withdraw from it?

If you're trying to prepare your budget for the U.S. tariffs, these are foods that are most likely going to be impacted and ...

Storyline: With the U.S. market absorbing nearly all of Mexico's tomato exports, industry experts warn that the U.S. tariff ...

President Claudia Sheinbaum publicly rejected the IMF's recent prediction of a 0.3% contraction in Mexico's economy in 2025.

U.S.-Mexico tomato import pact has ended, setting the stage for tariffs in July that could raise prices unless a new ...

“(T)he tomato supply chain from Mexico supports 33,000 American jobs, including grocers, truckers, and restaurants, warehouse ...

Starting in July, the U.S. will impose a new 20.9% fee on fresh tomato imports from Mexico after the Trump administration’s Commerce Department ...

The Commerce Department on Monday announced its intent to withdraw from the 2019 Agreement Suspending the Antidumping ...

The United States government announced that it plans to slap a nearly 21 percent tariff on most tomatoes coming from Mexico in the summer, arguing the current agreement has not “protected” U.S ...

April 14 (Reuters) - The U.S. Commerce Department on Monday said most tomatoes imported from Mexico to the United States will face duties of 20.91% from July 14 as it withdraws from an agreement ...