MÉXICO 🇲🇽 TABLE GRAPE 🍇 GROWERS MEET IN SAN DIEGO

 






























At the gracious invitation of DIMUTO and THE MEXICO  🇲🇽  TABLE GRAPE  🍇 GROWERS … Will Cavan & DMI MEDIA / AGRIMUNDO.tv attended the annual conference held in San Diego, California. Pictured above is DIMUTO managing Director for the AMERICAS, Ruben Tapia and DMI MEDIA  / AGRIMUNDO.tv COO Will Cavan.











The much anticipated Mexican Table Grape 🍇 Growers annual meeting was held in San Diego , California at the beautiful San Diego, California in the historic Gas Lamp quarter mere non ks from Major League Baseball’s most beautiful park, PETCO FIELD  and the Amazingly stunning harbor of San Diego bay.


With so much going on around us and at such a momentous time in International Trade, it is hard to imagine a more important place to be!


Mexico 🇲🇽 is ground zero 0️⃣ in the off shore agricultural world I as the country is the only grape 🍇 exporter that came out of the recent Tariff schedule imposed on the entire world 🌎 by the Trump administration.


On top of all that, the much awaited release of the Mexican table grape 🍇 growers annual forecast was delivered at the event!


Mexico’s Table grapes 🍇 are grown in two regions in the Northern State of Sonora.


They region enjoys a window of production that comes in just before the California season kicks off, which makes it a very interesting and important player in the overall grape deal in Northern Mexico 🇲🇽.



Grape 🍇 Industry leaders were present from around the hemisphere among them John Pandol of  PANDOL INTERNATIONAL , The CEO of The California Table Grape 🍇 Commission, as well as growers from Colombia 🇨🇴 , Peru 🇵🇪, among other guests.


RESULTS OF THE MUCH AWAITED MECICO 2025 GRAPE 🍇 FORECAST

Developing story … VISIT www.AGRIMUNDO.tv for in depth reporting on this important event!


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