Potential tequila shortage could impact your next margarita due to Mexico's extreme dryness
Extreme weather during the past few years in Mexico and other areas of the world has hurt agave crop production.
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Extreme weather during the past few years in Mexico and other areas of the world has hurt agave crop production.
Extreme weather across Mexico over the last several years may threaten crop production for agave, the main ingredient in tequila, according to a Monday report.
Extreme weather during the past few years in Mexico and other areas of the world has hurt agave crop production.
Extreme weather during the past few years in Mexico and other areas of the world has hurt agave crop production.
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