AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoFood Prices: Brazilian shoppers still feel squeezed at grocery stores. Costa Rica’s U.S. dairy imports rose 69% to $66.4 million after tariffs ended, widening choice but putting pressure on local creameries. Food Trade: Mexico suspended Brazilian poultry imports after a Newcastle disease outbreak, adding pressure to regional supply chains. Retail & Dining: Mercado González opened a 48,500-square-foot Mexican market and food hall in La Habra, combining grocery shopping, restaurants and community events. Brand Growth: Pollo Campero named Julio Sánchez CEO of its U.S. business as the Guatemalan chain expands beyond 150 restaurants. Manufacturing: Nestlé plans another $1 billion investment in Mexican manufacturing, deepening local production.
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