Amaranth And Olive Tree Fair In Mexico City

Amaranth And Olive Tree Fair In Mexico City

A trader is exhibiting and marketing derivatives of amaranth and olive tree products at the Amaranth and Olive Tree Fair in Santiago Tulyehualco Xochimilco, Mexico City. They are particularly promoting the traditional sweet known as Alegria, which is made from transformed amaranth seeds, to encourage the consumption of the cereal among the population. (Photo by Gerardo Vieyra/NurPhoto)

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