Mexico Resumes Limited Cattle Exports to U.S. After Screwworm Pause, Relieving Ranchers
Mexico resumed live cattle exports to the United States on Monday after they were halted for nearly two years by restrictions imposed by the Trump administration following a screwworm outbreak.
Mexico has restarted live cattle exports to the United States. This marks the end of a nearly two-year halt on these shipments. The restrictions were initially put in place by the Trump administration due to a screwworm outbreak.
- Mexico resumed live cattle exports to the U.S. on Monday.
- Exports had been halted for nearly two years.
- The halt was due to restrictions imposed by the Trump administration.
- The restrictions followed a screwworm outbreak.
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