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Tomato trade dispute between the US and Mexico is boiling over again – with 21% tariffs due in July

  • Written by Andrew Muhammad, Professor of Agriculture and Resource Economics, University of Tennessee
Tomato trade dispute between the US and Mexico is boiling over again – with 21% tariffs due in JulyThe country of origin – Mexico – is noted on the label of a package of Campari tomatoes for sale in the produce section of a Safeway grocery store on March 4, 2025, in Denver.AP Photo/David Zalubowski

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