Mexico City — The US and Mexico said Wednesday they had reached a deal to end US tariffs on Mexican tomatoes, imposed amid a surge in trade tension between the neighbours.
The US imposed the 17.5% tariffs in May, after the countries failed to renew an agreement that suspended a US antidumping investigation first opened 23 years ago...
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