Rising Global Costs Threaten Mexico’s Food Stability and Production Costs The economic indicators are flashing red for Mexico, with its gross domestic product (GDP) taking a hit.
A recent spike in global costs of fuel and fertiliser, driven by shipping disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, is sending shockwaves through the Mexican economy, threatening food stability and low income households.
Agricultural producers are particularly vulnerable, struggling with high costs and extortion on Mexico's highways.