The US-Mexico border is set to reopen for Mexican cattle imports after a two-year pause. This development comes as the United States prepares to resume livestock imports from Mexico. The suspension was initially put in place due to concerns over New World screwworm.

S. Department of Agriculture has announced that imports will start again, beginning with Arizona. Further details on the resumption of cattle imports, including the status of Texas ports, can be found through ValleyCentral news.