The Culiacán River Farmers Association reports that increasing costs and restrictions on access to the U.S. market have prompted farmers to reconsider their planting plans. The source does not include conclusive data that the possible export decline has occurred.
U.S. Tariff on Mexican Tomato Threatens Sinaloa Export
The U.S. tariff on Mexican tomatoes is 17.09 percent, creating uncertainty for the 2026-2027 period, while Sinaloa's tomato exports could be reduced by up to 15%.
Sources
English translation of AgroAjans’s Turkish report. Original publishers are linked above.
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