On the 20th of October 2022, we were privileged to be invited by the Holland House to participate in the Global G.A.P. Tour Mexico, themed “Building the Field of the Future.” This marked our inaugural participation as panelists, focusing on the topic of implementing optimal production practices in the agri-food sector, with a key emphasis on safety and natural resource conservation.
TAAMAY shared insights acquired specifically regarding the European market, addressing the current requirements and competitiveness of exporting Mexican fruit. We underscored the significance of market diversification and the necessity for thorough analysis of export projects.
It’s widely recognized that Mexico’s primary market lies with our northern neighbor. While our favorable geographical location facilitates efficient commercial exchange, reliance on a single buyer poses risks. In such a fiercely competitive market, this dependency can lead to issues such as oversupply and the urgent need to sell products. In some cases, this can threaten future production for the sector.
In this competitive global market, Mexican producers must remain at the forefront of technology, certifications, and market knowledge to tap into alternative markets and adapt to seasonal changes, enhancing their offerings throughout the year.