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Mexico is one of the largest exporters of food and beverages to the United States. According to data from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), Mexico was the leading supplier of agricultural imports to the United States in 2021, accounting for just over 74% of total U.S. agricultural imports. In the same year, Mexico exported $10.7 billion worth of consumer-ready food and beverage products to the United States.

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Selling and Exporting Mexican Food & Beverage to the USA As the US's 2nd most popular ethnic food, Mexican food & beverage producers/vendors have a huge business opportunity to sell to US customers.

Yes, that’s right. Olives are actually classified as a fruit. I know, I was surprised just like you might be reading this. They are technically drupe fruits, stone fruits like cherries and peaches. The stones act as seeds for the Olea europaea tree.

Regardless of their classification, we love them and we bet you do, too! In fact, nearly 3 million metric tons of table olives were produced worldwide in the 2019/2020 growing season. There are a lot of olive fans around the globe.

Olives have been enjoyed for hundreds of years, used for everything from martinis to tapenade, from oil to salads. So, let’s get to know these delightful little fruits that have made a huge culinary impact over many years!

https://rudigourmand.com/blogs/insights/olives-the-surprising-fruit
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Olives: The Surprising Fruit Yes, that’s right. Olives are actually classified as a fruit. I know, I was surprised just like you might be reading this. They are technically drupe fruits, stone fruits like cherries and peaches. The stones act as seeds for the Olea europaea tree. Regardless of their classification, we love them...

From our family to yours, we'd like to wish you a happy new year!!