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Mexico - Imports from the U.S.(In millions of U.S. Dollars; Calendar Year Information)PRODUCT 2006 2007 2008 Jan-Oct2009Wheat 418.7 631.7 1,028.1 414.5Wheat Flour 10.7 17.9 17.5 17.2Coarse Grains 1,403.8 1,822.3 2,671.2 1,503.0Rice 204.5 242.2 353.0 283.4Soybeans 906.8 1,160.8 1,783.6 1,100.5Peanuts 24.7 40.6 37.5 42.8Soybean Meal 376.9 438.9 560.8 444.9Soybean Oil 60.3 136.1 286.0 135.0Feeds and Fodders (excl. Pet 178.9 261.3 402.0 319.3Foods)Live Animals 59.9 77.6 120.0 67.2Animal Fats 197.7 363.5 391.7 269.6Sugars, Sweeteners and 234.4 334.0 338.1 231.0Beverage BasesSnack Foods (excl nuts) 244.1 248.8 350.9 266.4Poultry Meat 456.5 489.3 572.1 465.5Dairy Products 444.3 858.5 928.1 526.0Fresh Fruit 284.8 333.2 429.9 271.8Fresh Vegetables 120.9 136.8 171.5 119.4Fruit and Vegetable Juices 29.9 35.2 54.8 42.7Wine/Beer 84.0 97.9 107.4 82.5Logs and Chips 13.1 28.9 16.7 7.9Softwood and Treated Lumber 109.9 117.3 113.7 78.7Salmon Whole and Canned 1.9 4.4 4.1 2.2Crab and Crabmeat 1.1 2.2 3.7 0.9Source: USDA bulk, intermediate, and consumer-oriented agricultural product data.Other products that have steady sales in the market include:Other Mexico Imports from the U.S.(In millions of U.S. Dollars; Calendar Year Information)PRODUCT 2006 2007 2008 Jan-Oct2009Cotton 412 422 475.3 330.0Red Meats1,634 1,584 2,021.7 1,294.7(fresh/chilled/frozen)Processed Fruits and 432 426 465.3 353.8VegetablesSource: USDA bulk, intermediate, and consumer-oriented agricultural product data.
ResourcesReturn to topThe USDA’s Foreign Agricultural Service offices in Mexico, including Agricultural TradeOffices in Mexico City and Monterrey and the Office of Agricultural Affairs at the U.S.Embassy in Mexico City, publish more than 100 publicly accessible market reportsannually. The reports can be accessed at:http://www.fas.usda.gov/scriptsw/AttacheRep/default.aspReturn to table of contents
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Mexico - Imports from the U.S.(<strong>In</strong> millions <strong>of</strong> U.S. Dollars; Calendar Year <strong>In</strong>formation)PRODUCT 2006 2007 2008 Jan-Oct2009Wheat 418.7 631.7 1,028.1 414.5Wheat Flour 10.7 17.9 17.5 17.2Coarse Grains 1,403.8 1,822.3 2,671.2 1,503.0Rice 204.5 242.2 353.0 283.4Soybeans 906.8 1,160.8 1,783.6 1,100.5Peanuts 24.7 40.6 37.5 42.8Soybean Meal 376.9 438.9 560.8 444.9Soybean Oil 60.3 136.1 286.0 135.0Feeds and Fodders (excl. Pet 178.9 261.3 402.0 319.3Foods)Live Animals 59.9 77.6 120.0 67.2Animal Fats 197.7 363.5 391.7 269.6Sugars, Sweeteners and 234.4 334.0 338.1 231.0Beverage BasesSnack Foods (excl nuts) 244.1 248.8 350.9 266.4Poultry Meat 456.5 489.3 572.1 465.5Dairy Products 444.3 858.5 928.1 526.0Fresh Fruit 284.8 333.2 429.9 271.8Fresh Vegetables 120.9 136.8 171.5 119.4Fruit and Vegetable Juices 29.9 35.2 54.8 42.7Wine/Beer 84.0 97.9 107.4 82.5Logs and Chips 13.1 28.9 16.7 7.9S<strong>of</strong>twood and Treated Lumber 109.9 117.3 113.7 78.7Salmon Whole and Canned 1.9 4.4 4.1 2.2Crab and Crabmeat 1.1 2.2 3.7 0.9Source: USDA bulk, intermediate, and consumer-oriented agricultural product data.Other products that have steady sales in the market include:Other Mexico Imports from the U.S.(<strong>In</strong> millions <strong>of</strong> U.S. Dollars; Calendar Year <strong>In</strong>formation)PRODUCT 2006 2007 2008 Jan-Oct2009Cotton 412 422 475.3 330.0Red Meats1,634 1,584 2,021.7 1,294.7(fresh/chilled/frozen)Processed Fruits and 432 426 465.3 353.8VegetablesSource: USDA bulk, intermediate, and consumer-oriented agricultural product data.
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