USDA Resumes Mexican Cattle Imports
The USDA plans to resume Mexican cattle imports at two additional ports of entry this fall following earlier restrictions. The previous import blocks contributed to record high US ground beef prices.
The United States Department of Agriculture will resume cattle imports from Mexico at two additional ports of entry following last year's parasite-driven shutdown, the agency said on Tuesday. The phased reopening targets border crossings in New Mexico and Arizona to restore cross-border livestock trade.
