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New tomato tariff could impact stores and restaurants

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According to several studies, about 70 - 86% of U.S. tomatoes come from Mexico, and the USDA says the U.S. takes in nearly 93% of the tomatoes Mexico exports. This means the majority of tomatoes in the U.S. could be impacted by the tariff, affecting grocery stores and restaurants all around our valley.

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  • A new tariff has been imposed on tomatoes imported from Mexico. 39s
  • Between 70% and 86% of tomatoes in the U.S. come from Mexico. 1m 26s
  • Nearly 93% of Mexico's tomato exports are sent to the U.S. 1m 33s
  • Local grocery stores and restaurants are expected to see higher tomato prices. 1m 44s
  • The tariff is intended to help U.S. tomato growers compete in the market. 2m 8s
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