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Economy & Business - May 2025
MEXICO: Gov’t addresses US agricultural disputes
Mexico and the US have engaged in two agriculture-related disputes in the last month. The first related to efforts to combat a livestock pest called New World Screwworm (NWS) and the second concerned Mexican tomato exports.
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