Mexican drug cartels have broken into the lucrative avocado business in the state of Michoacán — where most of the avocados imported to the U.S come from. hereandnow
in the state of Michoacán, where most of the avocados imported to the U.S. come from.
The cartels are broadening their portfolios beyond avocados, too. Taking control of land — like the butterfly reserve — allows them to produce more agricultural goods, and the wood and timber there is also valuable, he says. Many avocado growers initially welcomed the cartels, he says. That’s because the cartels gave the growers services the state failed to provide for years, such as security for themselves, their land and products.
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