The cattle screwworm is a fly larvae pest that feeds on live tissue of warm-blooded animals. This pest has been attacking the country since November of last year, when it was the first brake on cattle exports to the United States.

The “minimis” standard allowed all shipments with a value of less than $800 that will be destined for end consumers or small businesses to enter the United States without paying duties or complying with standard customs requirements.

Unlike in the past, where it was necessary to redirect the consumer to an external online store, today brands can reach the buyer directly through purchase options visible in the user's feed.

Mexico continues to be the main trading partner of the United State. However, today the biggest challenge in logistics is uncertainty.

Our country currently has 18 Protected Designation of Origin: Chiapas Amber, Morelos Rice, Bacanora, Grijalva Cocoa, Chiapas Coffee, Veracruz Coffee, Pluma Coffee, Charanda, Yahualica Chile, Yucatán Habanero Chile, Ataulfo Mango from Soconusco Chiapas, Mezcal, Olinalá, Raicilla, Sotol, Talavera, Tequila and Papantla Vanilla.