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US-Mexico livestock border crossing reopens after screwworm outbreak
NPR·US · MX·about 17 hours ago
Mexico's Chihuahua state has lifted a 16-month suspension on live cattle exports to the US, imposed due to the barrenador worm (screwworm) health contingency. The resumption restores a key agricultural trade flow, though the full volume and any residual restrictions remain unclear. This marks a notable easing of a non-tariff trade barrier affecting the US-Mexico livestock sector.
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