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Mexico Boosting Security to Resume Avocado Exports After US Move

Mexico will improve security in Michoacan in an effort to resume avocados exports after the US suspended government activities in the state due to recent violent incidents.

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Mexico Boosting Security to Resume Avocado Exports After US Move
Mexico will improve security in Michoacan in an effort to resume avocados exports after the US suspended government activities in the state due to recent violent incidents.
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