The U.S. agricultural sector remains a cornerstone of food security, jobs, and export revenue, but 2025 tariffs on Mexico and China are adding new pressure. As these supply chain disruptions unfold, producers and distributors face higher input costs, shipping delays, and shifting trade relationships. The impacts are especially visible in cross-border agriculture, forcing strategic adaptations to maintain efficiency, affordability, and long-term market stability.
2025 U.S. tariffs on China and Mexico could disrupt agriculture, affecting over $30B in annual trade flows.
