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U.S. Mexico Canada Agreement seasonal perishable products - weekly update:

Movement of avocados from Mexico through Texas expected to increase

Produce exports out of Guatemala are being limited by political unrest. The Guatemalan fresh produce supply chain is experiencing logistical delays due to protests and demonstrations in the country. As a result of the blocked roads and protests, many Guatemalan fresh fruits and vegetables exports are experiencing major logistics challenges and delays.

Mexico's crossings of asparagus 2023 crop through Arizona, California, and Texas are expected to remain about the same. Trading moderate. Prices are generally unchanged. 11-pound cartons/crates bunched green large mostly 30.75 and standard mostly 28.75. Extra services included. Wide range in quality. Peru imports of asparagus 2023 crop through South Florida ports of entry is expected to increase slightly. Trading moderate.

Movement of avocado 2023 crop crossings from Mexico through Texas is expected to increase. Trading early slow, late moderate. Prices 48s higher, 70s generally unchanged, others slightly higher. Cartons 2-layer Hass 40s mostly 44.25- 45.25, 48s mostly 36.25-38.25, 60s mostly 30.25-32.25, 70s mostly 22.25 and 84s mostly 18.25-19.25. Some harvests are curtailed by rain and wet conditions. Extra services included.

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