Mexico slams US tomato tariff, says it raised US prices, hurt trade

Mexico's Economy Minister Ebrard criticized the US 17% tomato tariff, claiming it reduced Mexican exports and raised US consumer prices without benefiting Florida producers. The statement highlights growing bilateral trade friction over agricultural goods, with potential implications for broader US-Mexico trade relations.

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