US to Resume Mexican Cattle Imports

The United States will reopen its border to Mexican cattle imports at the Douglas, Arizona crossing on August 24, after more than a year of closure due to the spread of the New World screwworm in Mexico. U.S. authorities stated that cattle will undergo inspections to prevent the parasite's entry, while Mexico plans to accelerate measures to resume cattle movement through Sonora and Chihuahua. The outbreak, affecting nearly all Mexican states and recent cases in Texas and New Mexico, prompted the ban, which caused significant economic losses in Mexico’s livestock sector.

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