Avocado plantations in Mexico
FILED - 16 March 2022, Mexico, Avocado: Avocado trees grow on newly planted land next to deciduous forest. Avocados are one of the most lucrative commodities for Mexican growers. In 2021, the U.S. imported 1.2 million tons of avocado at a cost of about three billion dollars, according to government figures. The fruit can only be imported into the U.S. from Michoacan, where U.S. inspectors check it for pests. Photo: Brian Overcast/dpa (Photo by Brian Overcast/picture alliance via Getty Images)

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