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Potatoes in the market
July 22, 2026
México: se dispara el precio de la papa e impacta sobre la canasta familiar
La escasez agrícola y el alza de costos logísticos disparan el precio de la papa, impactando directamente la economía familiar mexicana
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February 24, 2026
México: precios no cubren costos para los productores de Veracruz
Los agricultores de papa en El Conejo, Veracruz, sufren una fuerte caída de precios por la sobreoferta tras una cosecha favorable, vendiendo por debajo del costo y enfrentando importantes pérdidas económicas.
México: delicada situación para el sector productivo
October 06, 2025
México: delicada situación para el sector productivo
Los supermercados venden la papa hasta 600 % más cara que su valor en el campo, la importación desde Estados Unidos no tiene control. El consumo cae y los productores abandonan el negocio. Piden control y apoyo al gobierno.
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.
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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September 17, 2024
México: gran momento para la producción
A pesar del retraso de las lluvias, la producción del tubérculo ha alcanzado una gran calidad, y se comercializa a 12 mil pesos por tonelada, el mejor precio en tres años.
Organic potatoes in the field
February 07, 2024
México: aumenta importación de EE.UU en detrimento de producción nacional
La producción nacional en México pierde terreno ante la papa importada de Estados Unidos. Los productores temen por la incidencia tanto económica como fitosanitaria.
Mallorca starts potato export to the United Kingdom: The Lady Christl variety is the first of the early potatoes
January 15, 2024
México fue el principal importador de papa consumo de Estados Unidos en 2023
México fue el principal importador de papa consumo desde Estados Unidos durante el 2023.
México (Chihuahua): Reportan pérdidas de casi la totalidad de los cultivos de la región sur.
May 31, 2021
México (Chihuahua): Reportan pérdidas de casi la totalidad de los cultivos de la región sur
La Sader reporta pérdidas de hasta el 90 por ciento en cultivos de maíz, frijol, papa, y sorgo forrajero, en los municipios de Guachochi , Balleza, Guadalupe y Calvo. Hay afectaciones en casi 22 mil productores de los cuales se tiene registro que el 80 porciento son indígenas.
México: Hay buena producción pero bajo precio en la papa al inicio de las cosechas
March 08, 2021
México: Hay buena producción pero bajo precio en la papa al inicio de las cosechas
El líder de los paperos en la región Gildardo González indicó que en el caso del tubérculo para la industria llevan buen avance en la cosecha. No obstante, lamentó que los precios del tubérculo no son los mejores al inicio de estas cosechas y se espera que tiendan a bajar un poco más.
French Fries entering Mexico from the United States will now face a 20% tariff.
June 13, 2018
Mexico Puts Tariffs on US Frozen Potato Products in Response to Trump's Steel and Aluminum Tariffs
Effective immediately frozen potato products entering Mexico from the United States under Harmonized code 2004.1 will be assessed a 20% tariff.
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