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This is the cover image for the U.S. Horticultural Imports From Mexico: 14 Years of Expansion From 2007–09 to 2021–23 report.

U.S. Horticultural Imports From Mexico: 14 Years of Expansion From 2007–09 to 2021–23

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Overview

This economic brief explores changes in U.S. horticultural imports from Mexico between 2007–09 and 2021–23. These imports grew significantly during the period studied, boosting U.S. per capita availability of a wide range of fresh produce. In real terms (2023 dollars), U.S. horticultural imports from Mexico grew from an annual average of $7.3 billion during 2007–09 to $19.7 billion during 2021–23. Imports increased for all 20 of the leading horticultural imports from Mexico.

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