Potato News from Mexico

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Potatoes in the market
September 23, 2025
México: industria cancela contratos y el sector productivo paga las consecuencias
Productores de papa en Sinaloa enfrentan una crisis por el incumplimiento de contratos de la industria, que devolvió volúmenes pactados y saturó las bodegas, provocando caída de precios y desánimo para nuevas siembras.
Harvest Potatoes
July 30, 2025
México: precios más bajos en 25 años
El peor escenario. Cayeron los precios debido a una sobre oferta en el mercado, combinada con una simultanea baja en la demanda.
Neatly stacked potatoes in a market in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India
July 02, 2025
México: lanzamiento de una campaña por la papa nacional
La federación de productores de México se ha organizado para lanzar una campaña que defienda los intereses comunes del grupo: el consumo de papa producida en el país.
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June 04, 2025
México: la relación de Pepsico con el país
Pepsico produce millones de kilos de semilla en México y consume gran parte de la producción nacional de papa.
PepsiCo impulsa agricultura sustentable con torre digital que ya impacta más de 9 mil hectáreas.
May 27, 2025
México: torre de control digital agrícola, más de un año de éxito
La torre de control digital agrícola es la primera de su tipo en PepsiCo Latinoamérica y constituye uno de los avances más significativos en la agenda de digitalización de la compañía.
A pocos días de concluir el ciclo, los productores califican esta temporada como particularmente crítica
May 21, 2025
México: gran cosecha en el norte de Sinaloa
Los rendimientos preliminares de esta temporada superan con ventaja a los rendimientos del 2024, sin embargo, los precios no son los mejores.
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Yara and PepsiCo Mexico representatives showcase low-carbon crop nutrition solutions for Latin American farmers, enhancing sustainability in agriculture.
May 20, 2025
'Low carbon' fertilizer: PepsiCo-Yara partnership expands to Latin America
PepsiCo Mexico and Yara have partnered to deliver crop nutrition programs in Latin America, aiming to reduce carbon emissions in the food value chain. This partnership leverages Yara’s low-carbon products for sustainable and profitable growth.
Las afectaciones no son considerables, afirmó la Secretaría del Campo de Tulancingo
April 30, 2025
México: heladas tardías generan perdidas millonarias
El fenómeno, atípico para el momento del año, pone en jaque a los productores del centro del país.
Fresh potatoes in the market
April 21, 2025
México: exceso de producción en Sinaloa no impide comercialización
Aumento en el área de siembra y buenas condiciones climáticas condujeron a un aumento en la oferta que, de momento, no complica la venta.
Filiberto Cadena Payán alerta: sin lluvias, la crisis agrícola se repetirá.
April 15, 2025
México: escasez de agua en el norte de Sinaloa
Sobreoferta de papa golpea a agricultores del norte de Sinaloa; escasez de agua en el norte del estado cambió por completo el panorama agrícola de la región.
México: productores piden reforzar controles sobre productos importados
April 08, 2025
México: producir papa en Nuevo León
El estado nor-oriental del país ofrece condiciones favorables y ventajas estratégicas para la descentralización geográfica del cultivo en México.
Productores también señalaron la falta de apoyo del gobierno con la eliminación de programas y subsidios.
March 05, 2025
México: sobreprecio en supermercados afecta a productores y consumidores
En México, el precio de la papa en campo cayó de MXN 24 (USD 1.33) a MXN 8 (USD 0.44) por kilo entre septiembre de 2024 y febrero de 2025, mientras que los supermercados mantienen su precio casi sin cambios, perjudicando a productores y consumidores.
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March 02, 2025
Conpapa Announces Historic Launch of Mexican Potato Exports to the United States
In Mexico, the National Confederation of Potato Producers (Conpapa) is preparing to begin exporting potatoes to the United States for the first time in its history as part of a bilateral agreement, starting in March.
Productores proponen a la presidenta Claudia Sheinbaum aplique aranceles a la papa estadounidense
February 26, 2025
México: aranceles a la papa importada de E.E.U.U
En México, los productores proponen aplicar aranceles a la papa estadounidense, respaldando la postura del gobierno ante posibles represalias comerciales de EE.UU. Según dicen, el país no sufrirá desabastecimiento gracias a una gran campaña productiva.
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February 18, 2025
México: cosecha para abril en Sonora
Uno de los estados más importantes para la producción de papa anticipa buenos resultados para la cosecha que se avecina.
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February 03, 2025
México: buenos rendimientos para el inicio de la cosecha
Hasta treinta toneladas por hectárea en las primeras mediciones y esto incluso a pesar de condiciones adversas.
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January 27, 2025
México: comenzó la cosecha de papa en el norte de Sinaloa
Buenas perspectivas pese a el calor y la competencia de productos de Estados Unidos.
January 22, 2025
México: buenas perspectivas para la cosecha y el sector
A pesar de la sequía se esperan grandes resultados productivos, lo cual moviliza gran parte de la economía regional.

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