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Prices of carrots, beets, junca, onions, broccoli, and green beans rose over 10% due to lower supply from key regions.

Vegetable prices rose over 10% for onions, tomatoes, and more due to rain-reduced harvests in Boyacá, Nariño, and Cundinamarca.

Fresh fruits like mandarins, avocados, and pineapples saw big supply boosts; ginger, yams, and carrots also increased notably.

The delegations focused on the tariffs, and admission of Colombian agricultural products to the US.

Exports surged with electric transformers up 61.5%, coffee by 18.4%, and bananas by 30.4%.

281 containers of avocados destined for the US in connection with the Super Bowl were caught in limbo.

Sales to the United States grew by 6.9%, while exports to Mexico surged by 20.7% and Venezuela by 46.3%.

These price fluctuations are largely attributed to an increase in supply due to weather and regional harvests.

Overall, Colombia exported $4.97 billion USD in non-mining and energy goods in the quarter.

Colombia has one of the finest growing climates on planet earth, yet is continues to under-utilize the sun and rains that fall to create a greenhouse environment.