Mission Produce Inc. supports the inclusion of the avocado in the newly released Dietary Guidelines for Americans (2025–30), emphasizing their role as a healthy, nutrient-dense whole food.

For U.S. retailers planning ahead for a high-demand year, Avocados From Mexico has a clear message: the fruit is available, the size mix is strong and the promotional programs are in place to support demand at every key moment.

Avocados From Mexico announced that Mexican avocado exports to the U.S. are projected to reach a record-breaking 2.5 billion pounds during the 2025-26 season. This milestone marks the highest volume of avocados Mexico has ever supplied to the U.S. market.

Mission Produce Inc. announced holiday and winter avocado opportunities, supported by seasonal demand, promotable supply from Mexico and favorable retail pricing.

Avocados From Mexico is making history with its first-ever collaboration with the American Diabetes Association to address one of the most pressing health challenges facing the Hispanic community: diabetes management.

In a year marked by celebration and sadness, Henry Avocado moved into a new era in the summer of 2025.

Founded by Charles and Florence Henry in 1925, the company’s centennial celebration was well under way this year when its president, Phil Henry, passed away in June. Vic Varvel succeeded Henry as president at Henry Avocado. Chris Varvel and Jon Ullrich now serve as co-CEOs to continue Henry’s legacy. “Fortunately, Phil had established the direction for current and future operations well in advance, which greatly helped the new management team,” Chris Varvel said.

With the expectation of a larger Mexico avocado crop than in past seasons, Oxnard, CA-based GLC Cerritos is anticipating a year of plentiful promotions at very affordable prices.