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The U.S. Department of Agriculture has lifted the ban on cattle imports from Mexico after more than a year, aiming to combat the spread of the spiral worm pest, which was detected in Texas and New Mexico. The resumption of imports will gradually begin in the coming weeks at the Douglas border crossing in Arizona, followed by other points of entry, after assessments confirmed that a safe restart of imports is possible, with Mexico committed to a pest control plan that threatens livestock. This move comes amid rising beef prices in the United States, despite the failed ban in preventing the spread of the pest.
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