Putting a finer point on export trends

With this blog post, I have included a series of charts showing export sales of fresh fruit and vegetables to some of the biggest export destinations for U.S. producers.

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With this blog post, I have included a series of charts showing export sales of fresh fruit and vegetables to some of the biggest export destinations for U.S. producers.

This may help give some context to what parts of the world are importing more fresh produce and which countries are falling short.

I want to do a deeper dive on both exports and imports of U.S. fresh produce commodities; what has been the impact of Trump-related tariffs on both exports and imports? Is the buzz about Trump’s trade tactics overstated? More to come....


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