Mexico, govt. signs a deal with ANTAD Association to reduce imports

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The government of Mexico has signed an agreement with the National Association of Supermarkets and Department Stores (ANTAD) to reduce imports and strengthen domestic production. teleSUR

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00:00The Mexican government and the National Association of Self-Service and Department Stores and TAD

00:05have signed a deal to gradually increase the marketing of products with the Made in Mexico brand

00:11as an effort to strengthen their domestic economy and reduce imports.

00:15On a private meeting at the National Palace, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum underscored

00:21the benefits of fostering goods made in the country.

00:25In turn, Diego Cosillo and that CEO stated that such commitment was aimed at substituting imported products with national options.

00:34The deal is part of the Mexican plan of action, so it comes shortly after the renewal of the package against inflation and high prices,

00:42which seeks to maintain accessible prices in the basic food basket.

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