In an official statement, the US representative stated that official operations will begin again in Tancítaro, Tacámbaro, Uruapan, and the area between Morelia and Patzcuaro. "A secure agricultural sector benefits both of our nations by securing food production, strengthening supply chains, and supporting economic prosperity." The diplomat said his office will continue to evaluate local conditions and adjust operations accordingly. The organization also thanked Mexican President Claudia Scheinbaum and Ambassador Johnson for their work and willingness to strengthen security in Michoacán. For more info, contact events@yentzengroup.comRelated storiesCalifornia avocado growers insist on imposing seasonal restrictions on Mexican importsMexican government deploys National Guard in avocado-producing areas in MichoacanUSDA temporarily suspends operations in Michoacán and halts avocado exports