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US Resumes Cattle Imports from Mexico After Screwworm Control Efforts
The United States has resumed cattle imports from Mexico, acknowledging Mexican ranchers' success in controlling the screwworm parasite, a move beneficial for both Mexican exporters and US ranchers facing low herd counts.
30 Jul, 21:36 — 30 Jul, 21:36
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