Border reopening for Mexican cattle unlikely to quickly ease U.S. beef prices
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The U.S. has restarted a border crossing for Mexican cattle to help ease record-high beef prices, but economists say the impact will likely be small and slow due to a shrinking U.S. herd, ongoing supply constraints, and a phased reopening with strict health checks.
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