Mexican, Central American, Caribbean Region
Mexico City Office
Barbados
Barbados
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Population
284,996 -
Total Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
22,000 MT -
Total U.S. Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
15,900 MT -
U.S. Wheat Classes Imported
HRS, SRW
Belize
Belize
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Population
366,954 -
Total Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
36,200 MT (Data Source: Global Trade Atlas) -
Total U.S. Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
14,900 MT -
U.S. Wheat Classes Imported
HRS, SRW
Costa Rica
Costa Rica
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Population
4.86 million -
Total Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
279,600 MT -
Total U.S. Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
149,200 MT -
U.S. Wheat Classes Imported
HRW, HRS, SRW, Durum
Cuba
Cuba
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Population
11.46 million -
Total Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
828,600 MT
Dominican Republic
Dominican Republic
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Population
10.65 million -
Total Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
543,800 MT -
Total U.S. Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
402,400 MT -
U.S. Wheat Classes Imported
HRW, HRS, SRW, Durum
El Salvador
El Salvador
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Population
6.35 million -
Total Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
320,000 MT -
Total U.S. Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
217,100 MT -
U.S. Wheat Classes Imported
HRW, HRS, SRW, SW
Guatemala
Guatemala
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Population
16.58 million -
Total Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
632,400 MT -
Total U.S. Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
558,000 MT -
U.S. Wheat Classes Imported
HRW, HRS, SRW, SW, Durum
Guyana
Guyana
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Population
773,303 -
Total Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
56,200 MT -
Total U.S. Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
23,800 MT -
U.S. Wheat Classes Imported
HRW, HRS, SRW
Haiti
Haiti
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Population
10.85 million -
Total Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
398,200 MT -
Total U.S. Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
92,100 MT -
U.S. Wheat Classes Imported
HRW, HRS
Honduras
Honduras
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Population
9.11 million -
Total Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
308,800 MT -
Total U.S. Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
244,300 MT -
U.S. Wheat Classes Imported
HRW, HRS, SRW
Jamaica
Jamaica
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Population
2.88 million -
Total Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
199,200 MT -
Total U.S. Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
156,900 MT -
U.S. Wheat Classes Imported
HRS, SRW
Leeward-Windward Islands
Leeward-Windward Islands
This includes Anguilla, Antigua, Dominica, Grenada, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Montserrat, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent, Virgin Islands (British), Virgin Islands (U.S.)
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Total Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
92,800 MT (Data Source: Global Trade Atlas) -
Total U.S. Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
44,200 MT
Mexico
Mexico
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Population
127.54 million -
Total Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
4.90 MMT -
Total U.S. Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
2.80 MMT -
U.S. Wheat Classes Imported
HRW, HRS, SRW, SW, Durum
Nicaragua
Nicaragua
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Population
6.15 million -
Total Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
180,600 MT -
Total U.S. Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
42,400 MT -
U.S. Wheat Classes Imported
HRW, HRS, SRW, Durum
Panama
Panama
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Population
4.03 million -
Total Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
175,400 MT -
Total U.S. Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
131,300 MT -
U.S. Wheat Classes Imported
HRW, HRS, SRW, Durum
Suriname
Suriname
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Population
558,368 -
Total Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
2,200 MT -
Total U.S. Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
700 MT -
U.S. Wheat Classes Imported
HRW
Trinidad-Tobago
Trinidad-Tobago
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Population
1.37 million -
Total Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
130,800 MT -
Total U.S. Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
126,600 MT -
U.S. Wheat Classes Imported
HRW, HRS, SRW
Venezuela
Venezuela
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Population
30.41 million -
Total Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
1.50 MMT -
Total U.S. Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
390,000 MT -
U.S. Wheat Classes Imported
HRW, HRS, SRW, SW, Durum
Import data sourced from USDA Production, Supply and Demand unless otherwise specified.
Also provides services to: Anguilla, Antigua-Barbuda, Bahamas, Bermuda, Cayman Islands, Dominica, French Guiana, French West Indies, Montserrat, Netherlands Antilles, Puerto Rico, Turks & Caicos Islands, British Virgin Islands
Recent Activity
Almost 100 people from 16 countries participated in the 2018 edition of the biennial U.S. Wheat Associates (USW) Latin American & Caribbean Buyers Conference July 18 to 20 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Apprehension about a growing number of trade policy issues as the conference started was quickly replaced by enthusiasm for the abundance of opportunities available from the 2018 U.S. wheat harvest and USW’s tradition of service.
“The service we provide combines with the variety and quality of the six classes of U.S. wheat available to remain the best choice for our customers in Latin America,” said Mark Fowler, USW Vice President of Overseas Operations. “As the market becomes more competitive and our customers strive to differentiate their products to their customers, our ability to provide the technical service and product development assistance becomes even more vital for them and the farmers we represent.” Read more about this event here.
Mexico City Office
Paseo de Las Palmas 405
Suite 304
Colonia Lomas de Chapultepec
Mexico City, D.F. Mexico 11000
Phone: +(5255) 5-202-2075 or 5125
Fax: +(5255) 2-623-1109
InfoMEX@uswheat.org
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