Why is Daikon imported in Mexico?

Thanks for the A2A! To be honest this question is difficult to answer, but I'll do my best. Daikon, also referred to in Spanish as the White Radish, is a vegetable that is rich in nutrients, just as many other veggies. read more

Thanks for the A2A! To be honest this question is difficult to answer, but I’ll do my best. Daikon, also referred to in Spanish as the White Radish, is a vegetable that is rich in nutrients, just as many other veggies. read more

As far as I know, Daikon (known in Italy as ravanello bianco gigante — literally “giant white radish”) is cultivated in Italy as well during winter, and exported towards northern Europe. read more

In 2015, the U.S. imported $295 billion worth of products from Mexico, according to government trade data. The top category was cars and car parts, most of them owned by American automakers and intended for the U.S. market. The U.S. also relies heavily on Mexico for machinery, oil and agricultural products. read more