AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoUSMCA Shock for Ag Trade: The U.S. won’t extend USMCA in its current form, shifting to annual reviews and raising uncertainty for North American supply chains that include major dairy and pork flows. Pest Control at the Border: California expanded a Mexican fruit fly quarantine in San Diego County after detections in El Cajon and Spring Valley, tightening rules for growers and shipments. Coffee Relief in Venezuela: Coffee producers in Mérida sent a first 700+ kg shipment of roasted and ground coffee to earthquake response camps in Caracas and La Guaira to support families and rescuers. Avocado Disease Watch: A new explainer warns growers about laurel wilt, a fungal disease spread by the redbay ambrosia beetle, and how to keep avocado trees healthier. Weather Risk for Farms: El Niño is forecast to strengthen, with higher chances of heatwaves, floods, and drought—raising pressure on planting and water planning across the region. Global Food Prices: FAO reported global food prices edged down in June as cereal, sugar, and dairy fell, even as vegetable oils and meat rose.
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