MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexico says its tomato growers have signed and implemented a new agreement with the United States to end a dispute over trade in fresh tomatoes.

The agreement was proposed in early February and submitted to a public comment period.

Mexico’s Economy Department said Monday that the final agreement has been signed with U.S. Department of Commerce officials. It said the agreement ‘‘provides a framework of certainty and stability’’ for its growers.

The agreement strengthens anti-dumping enforcement and resets minimum wholesale prices, after Florida tomato growers complained that Mexican producers were selling fresh tomatoes for less than the production cost.