FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) -- Nut growers in California could soon get a boost, thanks to their counterparts south of the border.
Nut production in Mexico is expected to go down 75 percent this year following a series of hailstorms. That may be good news for growers in the U.S. -- especially in California.
California leads the country in nut exports, and those are expected to rise due to the lack of Mexican product.
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