Mexico: Mexico Citrus Update

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This report serves as an update to the Mexico Annual Citrus Report published in January 2019. Significant and ongoing drought conditions in many citrus-producing states have resulted in a reduction in all citrus production, compared to the previous report, with orange production forecast to fall fortyfive percent. As a result of low orange supplies for processing, fresh concentrated orange juice exports to the United States are expected to fall to nearly half of the MY 2018/19 export level. COVID-19 sanitary measures are affecting domestic consumption of citrus fruit and juice, as many hotels and restaurants have been closed since mid-March. Full consumption effects will depend on the length of ‘stay at home’ orders and the long term effect on the hotel and restaurant industries.

Mexico: Mexico Citrus Update

 

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