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Mexico resumes limited cattle exports to US after screwworm pause, relieving ranchers
Mexico has restarted limited cattle exports to the U.S. after a nearly two-year pause due to past restrictions. Cattle are now crossing from Agua Prieta to Douglas, Arizona, with inspections ensuring they're free from the screwworm outbreak...
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Mexico has restarted limited cattle exports to the U.S. after a nearly two-year pause due to past restrictions. Cattle are now crossing from Agua Prieta to Douglas, Arizona, with inspections ensuring they're free from the screwworm outbreak affecting ranchers.
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Originally reported by AP News.
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