Mexico to Restart Cattle Exports to U.S. Under Stricter Screwworm Safeguards
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Mexico plans to resume live cattle shipments to the United States under tightened screwworm controls, aimed at easing U.S. beef shortages and helping ranchers recover from disruptions, though the pace will depend on cattle weight gain and timing.
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- First screwworm case detected in Mexican state of Sonora Reuters
- Sonora confirms first case of New World screwworm parasite KJZZ
- Screwworm in Sonora: Will First Case Halt Scheduled Aug. 24 Border Reopening? drovers.com
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