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Monday 5 May, 2025

Reinforce surveillance in Sinaloa To stop shrimp furtive fishing

Mazatlán._ With the desire to guarantee the sustainability of Camarón, the Secretariat of Fisheries and Aquaculture of Sinaloa Surveillance considers of great importance to avoid poaching during the ban of this

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Severa 98.6% of Chihuahua territory recorded severe drought

México City.- 98.6 percent of the territory of the state of Chihuahua recorded on April 15 extreme or exceptional drought, the highest grades, the National Meteorological Service (SMN) reported. The proportion is almost 17 percentage points higher than that

Monday 28 April, 2025

Ranchers from southern Mazatlán face crisis due to lack of water and sell thousands of cattle

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–The extreme drought in the Walamo forces producers to get rid of their cattle in the shortage of water and pasture in the

Andrea Lizárraga, the chef revolutionizing Sinaloa cuisine

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Mazatlán chef Andrea Lizárraga has been included on the list of the 250 best chefs in México, a significant achievement that highlights her

Carnival leaves good sales for shrimp merchants – The Mazatlán Post

Wednesday 2 March, 2022

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Mazatlan, Sin.- The influx of tourism that I arrive at Mazatlan carnival generated a rebound in sales of seafood with the traditional “Changueras“up to 80%. The president of the Union of

They go to the carts to cure the ‘raw’

Wednesday 2 March, 2022

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MAZATLAN.- In the town, all lines of business have managed to have a good increase in their sales, including the sale of food, especially the carts that registered an increase of

They will maintain work for the certification of Mexican shrimp

Tuesday 1 March, 2022

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Sinaloa.- With the aim of maintain the certification of the Mexican shrimp in view of United States the Government of Mexico will continue this year with the supervision of installation and

How the avocado industry found itself smack in the middle of gangland

Tuesday 1 March, 2022

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To the relief of avocado lovers from coast to coast, the recent drama between the United States and Mexico was fleeting. The U.S. Department of Agriculture banned imports of the fleshy

Agriculture estimates 11.4% growth in bean production in 2021; maintains an upward trend

Monday 28 February, 2022

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The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development reported that the national bean production in 2021 kept his Upward trend by totaling, preliminarily, one million 177 thousand tons which represents an increase

In Sinaloa, there could be a tomato deficit in a few months

Sunday 27 February, 2022

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Sinaloa.- If the price of tomato does not improve In the next weeks, there is a risk of shortage of the product, causing thus the increase in price as happened recently

Russia-Ukraine conflict shoots up corn and wheat prices

Friday 25 February, 2022

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Mexico.- Russia and Ukraine are among the top 10 international producers of wheat and corn so the war that is unleashed between both nations caused the future prices of both products

Grapefruit production begins in the north of Sinaloa

Wednesday 23 February, 2022

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Sinaloa.- With very good production expectations, the grapefruit production in the northern part of the state. Agustín Peña, a fruit grower in the region, pointed out that the work of cutting,

Get to know the traditional party bread, which is only found at fairs and craft exhibitions

Wednesday 23 February, 2022

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The traditional party bread or also known as pulque bread, originates from San Jan Huactzingo, Tlaxcala, and it is very common to find it in fairs and craft exhibitions. There are

A kilo of limes could remain between 70 and 80 pesos until April, they say in the Garmendia de Culiacán market

Monday 21 February, 2022

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The price of a kilo of limes could remain between 70 and 80 pesos until April, when Holy Week ends, said Gustavo Garmendia market merchants. The tenants explained that the price

It’s OK to lust for lemons

Sunday 20 February, 2022

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Until I moved to Mexico, I’d never thought much about how I’d miss lemons if they weren’t easily available; the thought had never occurred to me. But now I’m not ashamed

Mexico becomes United States’ principal supplier of beef

Sunday 20 February, 2022

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Producers say labor shortages in Canada and the US are partly to blame. deposit photos Exports are up nearly 70% so far this year Published on Friday, February 18, 2022 Mexican

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Food & Agriculture - Page 158

Reinforce surveillance in Sinaloa To stop shrimp furtive fishing

Severa 98.6% of Chihuahua territory recorded severe drought

Ranchers from southern Mazatlán face crisis due to lack of water and sell thousands of cattle

Andrea Lizárraga, the chef revolutionizing Sinaloa cuisine

Carnival leaves good sales for shrimp merchants – The Mazatlán Post

They go to the carts to cure the ‘raw’

They will maintain work for the certification of Mexican shrimp

How the avocado industry found itself smack in the middle of gangland

Agriculture estimates 11.4% growth in bean production in 2021; maintains an upward trend

In Sinaloa, there could be a tomato deficit in a few months

Russia-Ukraine conflict shoots up corn and wheat prices

Grapefruit production begins in the north of Sinaloa

Get to know the traditional party bread, which is only found at fairs and craft exhibitions

A kilo of limes could remain between 70 and 80 pesos until April, they say in the Garmendia de Culiacán market

It’s OK to lust for lemons

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