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Mexico resumes livestock sales to US under tight controls over screwworm risk
Mexico is set to resume livestock exports to the U.S. with strict controls in place due to the New World screwworm risk. Starting August 24th, shipments will be limited to 700 cattle daily at the Douglas, Arizona crossing, as ranchers face...
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Mexico is set to resume livestock exports to the U.S. with strict controls in place due to the New World screwworm risk. Starting August 24th, shipments will be limited to 700 cattle daily at the Douglas, Arizona crossing, as ranchers face ongoing challenges with screwworm cases and plummeting cattle prices.
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Originally reported by AP News.
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