Fruit and vegetable balance of trade at a glance

The following two charts tell the relative stories of U.S. fruit and vegetables exports and imports.

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The following two charts tell the relative stories of U.S. fruit and vegetables exports and imports.

As the graphics surely show, imports have been growing at a much faster rate than exports over the past decade.

More trade agreements that help U.S. exporters, please!


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