Mexico pushes back on US ruling on strawberry dumping

The US Department of Commerce preliminarily ruled that Mexican strawberry exports were dumped at prices between 3.37% and 5.28% below normal value, triggering potential antidumping duties that could affect nearly 5,000 Mexican growers and 151,000 jobs. Mexico disputes the ruling, citing inconsistency with WTO and USMCA rules, and awaits the final ITC decision in early 2027.

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