AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAvocado Dispute: Michoacán growers have halted harvesting indefinitely, demanding at least MXN45 per kilo and a stronger voice in negotiations. State officials say the labor certificate at issue is the exporters’ responsibility, not growers’. Freight Pressure: Truckers launched a nationwide strike over highway security and rising costs, with transport unions blocking Mérida’s Periférico as supply chains face disruption. Agriculture: Scoular and Grupo Trimex expanded their regenerative wheat program to 35,000 acres and 40 producers, up from 5,000 acres and 12 producers in 2024. Industrial Investment: Nestlé has committed another US$1 billion to Mexican manufacturing, while the government’s Plan Mexico includes 20 new industrial parks. Building Materials: Cemex reported a 55% rise in third-quarter profit as cash generation improved.
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