Mexico has established minimum export prices for fresh tomato exports to the U.S., after President Donald Trump imposed tariffs on tomatoes and withdrew from a bilateral agreement that would have prevented these from taking effect.

Mexico has set minimum export prices for fresh tomatoes to protect its domestic production and ensure internal supply after a bilateral agreement with the U.S. expired, Mexico's economy and agriculture ministries said in a joint statement on Sunday.

Mexico set minimum prices for fresh tomato exports to the US, seeking to regain full access to the market after the Trump administration imposed an anti-dumping duty.