Mexican tomato growers make proposal to save pact
date:Oct 22, 2012
Mexican tomato growers yesterday made what they say is an unprecedented proposal to the U.S. Commerce Department to salvage a 16-year-old pricing agreement for exports to the country.

The proposal would extend the current accord to cover 100 percent of Mexican tomatoes instead of the current 85 percent, Martin Ley, a representative for the growers from Mexico, said in an interview after meeting with Commerce Department officials yesterday in Washington. His group is also offering to add 18 per
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