Blow to the economy: Tortilla price could reach 32 pesos per kilo in 2025

Release time：2024-12-31
Share to:
The price of tortillas could reach 32 pesos per kilo in 2025: a blow to the economy of Mexican families
Previous: National Guard goes for the aerial identification of vehicles stolen from carriers Next: South Korea Air Tragedy: 179 Dead, Only Two Survivors in Jeju Air Crash
More recommendations
Trump considers saving TikTok; recognizes the popularity and usefulness of the platform2025-01-18
Florida Rep. Mike Waltz said Trump is evaluating options to preserve TikTok, after reports emerged of a possible suspension.
After more than 1 year of war, Israel and Hamas reach ceasefire agreement2025-01-17
After just over 46,000 fatalities and hundreds of material damages, Israel and Hamas reached a ceasefire agreement
Canadian businessmen support USMCA as a guarantee of regional competitiveness2025-01-17
Business commissions from Mexico and Canada met to strengthen cooperation in key sectors of the bilateral relationship and protect supply chains.
Cargo operated at the Lázaro Cárdenas Port grows 6% in 20242025-01-17
According to the Asipona report, the result was driven by deep-sea traffic, through which 91% of the total cargo volume was mobilized.
Container movement in Manzanillo closes 2024 with growth of 12.6%2025-01-16
Asipona Manzanillo reported the transportation of 3 million 326 thousand TEU's during the past year in the port area of Colima.
South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol Arrested in Seoul2025-01-16
After the initial resistance of the presidential security services, the first president arrested in that country said that he preferred to turn himself in before "bloodshed" occurred.
Israeli President Celebrates Ceasefire Agreement with Hamas2025-01-16
In his speech, he accepted that Israel breached its duty by failing to protect its citizens in the Gazan attacks of October 7, 2023.
Cuba sees the U.S. decision to remove it from the blacklist as "correct" but limited2025-01-15
After President Joe Biden decided to remove the island from his list of governments sponsoring terrorism, the Cuban government responds that it is a "very limited" step by Washington.
Sardine production has a decrease of 5% in Guaymas; they expect improvement2025-01-15
Despite these challenges, fishermen remain hopeful that conditions will improve as climate change progresses
Amazon creates digital region in Querétaro with investment of 5 billion dollars2025-01-15
Amazon Web Services chose to install its platform in Querétaro because of its logistical capacity, its location in the center of the country, as well as the existence of talent.
必应供应链（东莞）有限公司