by Luis Alcala / Avocado Insight Magazine The Allman Brothers Band, hailing from Macon, Georgia, stands as a cornerstone of Southern rock, blending blues, jazz, and rock into a sound that defined a genre. Their 1972 album Eat a Peach is not just a musical milestone but a love letter to Georgia, the «Peach State.»...
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Eat a Peach, en Georgia!
Georgia es conocida como el «estado del melocotón» desde el siglo XIX, cuando sus huertos comenzaron a rivalizar con los de otros estados. The Allman Brothers Band inmortalizó Georgia en cada nota, convirtiendo el melocotón en un símbolo de resistencia, creatividad y orgullo sureño. por Luis Alcala / Avocado Insight Magazine The Allman Brothers Band,...
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U.S. to Ban Artificial Food Dyes by 2026: A Health Victory
By Luis Alcala, Avocado Insight Magazine U.S. to Ban Artificial Food Dyes by 2026: A Health Victory By Luis Alcala, Avocado Insight Magazine ATLANTA GA, April 23, 2025 — The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), led by Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., and the FDA announced on April 22 a landmark plan to...
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EE.UU. Prohibirá Colorantes Artificiales en Alimentos para 2026
Por Luis Alcala / Avocado Insight Magazine Atlanta, 23 de abril de 2025 — El Departamento de Salud y Servicios Humanos (HHS), liderado por Robert F. Kennedy Jr., y la FDA anunciaron el 22 de abril el plan histórico para la eliminación de ocho colorantes alimentarios sintéticos derivados del petróleo para finales de 2026. Esta...
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Wine and Olive Oil, Two Treasures at Risk of Price Hikes Due to Tariffs
Atlanta, G.A. — The United States’ recent tariffs on various imports, including products from Spain, have raised alarms about their effects on the Hispanic food market and the broader global economy. Spanish olive oil and wine, cherished for both their economic value and cultural significance, are among the hardest hit, facing the threat of losing...
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China Hits Back at Trump Tariffs with 34% Rates, Export Curbs
Atlanta, G.A 4/4/25 — China retaliated against former President Donald Trump’s April 2 tariffs with a 34% tariff on all U.S. goods starting April 10, export restrictions on rare earths, and sanctions on 30 U.S. firms, escalating global trade tensions, China’s Commerce Ministry said April 4. The move follows Trump’s 10% universal tariff, with 34%...
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Mexico sets a milestone: transgenic corn cultivation banned
by Luis Alcala / Avocado Insight Magazne Atlanta, GA. — On March 17, Mexico enacted a landmark constitutional ban on growing transgenic corn, a reform led by President Claudia Sheinbaum amending Articles 4 and 27. «There is no country without corn,» she said at «La Mañanera del Pueblo,» prioritizing native varieties and food sovereignty. Imports,...
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Beyond the Avocado: Why Latino Cuisine in the U.S. Deserves More Than Tacos and Tamales
By Luis Alcala / Avocado Insight /Analytical Support X IA / Sonet 3 Atlanta, GA. — Picture a U.S. grocery store: avocados stacked like trophies, tortillas lining the aisles, guacamole on sale. Is this all Latino cuisine has to offer? In 2025, the Hispanic food market will hit $22 billion, per IBISWorld, yet it’s stuck...
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Strange Latin American Flavors Quietly Conquering the U.S.
By Avocado Insight MagazineMarch 21, 2025 Atlanta, GA. — In Latino markets and bold kitchens, pacaya, huitlacoche, and chapulines are quietly reshaping America’s palate. These Latin American treasures, oddities to many here, are fueling a vibrant niche with untapped cultural and economic promise. Mexico’s agro-food exports to the U.S. hit $51 billion in 2023, per...
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Sysco Bolsters Its Reach in the U.S. Hispanic Food Market
by Avocado insight Magazine / XIA Analytics support ATLANTA,March 19, 2025 — Sysco Corporation, the world’s leading food distributor, is deepening its foothold in the fast-growing Hispanic market in the United States, a segment driven by a population exceeding 60 million and a buying power topping $2 trillion. While not a standalone division, Hispanic food...