US to reopen border to Mexican cattle imports after screwworm shutdown
The US stopped allowing cattle imports from Mexico two years ago over disease concerns. Now the government is reopening the border crossing to Mexican cattle. Some people think this could affect beef prices.
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15 sourcesUS to resume limited Mexican cattle imports as beef supplies tighten
U.S. will begin limited imports of Mexican cattle as screwworm outbreak continues
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U.S. will begin limited imports of Mexican cattle as screwworm outbreak continues
USDA to reopen cattle imports on southern border after screwworm outbreak
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2 developments- Jul 25US to reopen border to Mexican cattle imports after screwworm shutdown
- Jul 28Only center coverage:US to resume limited Mexican cattle imports as beef supplies tighten
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