The US Department of Commerce has periodically negotiated suspension agreements with Mexican tomato exporters that set minimum reference prices and reporting requirements in lieu of antidumping duties. Importers sourcing from Mexico should verify whether a current agreement is in effect and ensure their purchase prices comply with its terms, as violations can trigger antidumping liability.

Yes — heading 0702 has only one subheading (070200), covering all fresh or chilled tomatoes regardless of variety, size, or intended use (table, processing, or greenhouse). Variety distinctions matter commercially and for antidumping reference-price compliance, but they do not create separate tariff lines at the US schedule level.