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The U.S. and Mexico settle their avocado standoff — but not without a dig from the Mexican president

Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador criticized the U.S. government's withdrawal of inspectors from avocado packing houses, even as both sides said exports to the U.S. would resume.

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The U.S. and Mexico settle their avocado standoff — but not without a dig from the Mexican president

The U.S. and Mexico settle their avocado standoff — but not without a dig from the Mexican president

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