BUSINESSJul 25 · 08:58 UTCTHE RIO TIMESAndrés Morales

US Lifts Mexico Cattle Ban After Screwworm Crisis

The United States will resume live cattle imports from Mexico in phases, starting with the Douglas, Arizona port of entry on August 24, 2026, following a 15-month suspension due to a New World screwworm outbreak. Two New Mexico ports will also reopen under a step-by-step review process.

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