Mexico’s Cattle Trade With US Reopens—But Screwworm Controls Will Keep It Moving Slowly
Mexican cattle are preparing to cross into the United States again after more than a year of disruptions—but reopening the market will not mean an immediate return to normal. Beginning Monday, August
#Now #Mexico’s #cattle exports to #US restart Aug 24 at #Douglas, #Arizona—but under tight controls & far below normal capacity. Relief for ranchers is real, but backlogs, inspections & a new #Sonora case make this a cautious reopening, not normal trade. https://t.co/ysi1XRvrW2
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