US resumes cattle imports from Mexico, with plans to reduce screwworm danger

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The United States has resumed cattle imports from Mexico after Mexican ranchers brought the screwworm parasite under control. This resumption benefits Mexican exporters needing U.S. market access and U.S. ranchers facing low herd counts, with joint efforts planned to minimize screwworm risks moving forward.

Both sides praised Mexican ranchers for bringing the parasite under enough control to resume exports, a win for Mexican ranchers who need the U.S. market, and for U.S. ranchers who've struggled with low herd counts. The post US resumes cattle imports from Mexico, with plans to reduce screwworm danger appeared first on Mexico News Daily