Mezcal boom sparks environmental crisis in Mexico
Mezcal boom sparks environmental crisis in Mexico
- Mezcal production in Mexico has skyrocketed, increasing from 1 million liters in 2010 to over 11 million liters in 2024.
- The surge in production has led to the loss of large areas of forests, negatively impacting local ecosystems and communities.
- Economic benefits are being weighed against environmental costs, highlighting the urgent need for sustainable practices in the mezcal industry.
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