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Weekly Report - 17 February 2022 (WR-22-07)
MEXICO: US suspends avocado imports
Mexico’s agriculture and rural development ministry (Sader) announced on 12 February that the US animal and plant health inspection service (Aphis) had suspended avocado imports from Michoacán – Mexico’s main avocado-producing state – until further notice, citing security grounds. The decision was taken after an Aphis official received a threatening phone call while carrying out inspection work in the city of Uruapan city in Michoacán.
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