In terms of total volume, Mexico's marketing year (MY) 2025/26 total deciduous fruit production is forecast to remain more or less stable, with a small decline in table grape production mostly offset by a moderate 3 percent growth in apple production. Apple consumption is also forecast to grow slightly in line with slightly higher production. Pear consumption is projected to grow by less than one percent, while grape consumption is forecast to remain stable as inflation continues to dampen the purchasing power of Mexican households. With Mexico's stable year-to-year domestic production, imports, largely from the United States, will fill the modest but steady growth in demand for apples and pears.