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  1. Climate pressures and global market demands are forcing strategic production shifts in the Peruvian Avocado Industry.
  2. AVO is leveraging Calavo Growers as an alternative origin and capitalizing on increased production from Peruvian orchards amidst market challenges.
  3. AVO and Calavo Growers are capitalizing on their fresh produce operations, facing sourcing challenges in Mexico while expanding into new markets like Europe and the U.K.
  4. AVO and Calavo Growers are diversifying their avocado sourcing across multiple Latin American countries due to supply instability from Mexico.

CFIA monitors avocado imports from Mexico, which includes production from the state of Jalisco.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Aug 7
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CFIA monitors avocado imports from Mexico, which includes production from the state of Jalisco.

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  1. The US government has implemented new regulations concerning avocado inspections originating from Mexico.Sub-event
  2. CFIA is monitoring avocado imports from Mexico, which includes production from Jalisco.1 source

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AVO and Calavo Growers are diversifying their avocado sourcing across multiple Latin American countries due to supply instability from Mexico. All 3 developments

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