Mexico restarts cattle exports amid beef price rise and screwworm issues

Mexico has resumed live cattle exports to the United States after nearly two years of restrictions due to a screwworm outbreak. The reopenings occurred after inspections and new protocols, including RFID tagging, were implemented, allowing cattle to cross from Mexico’s Sonora into Arizona. The outbreak has affected 30 of Mexico’s 32 states and contributed to a significant shortfall in U.S. cattle herds, impacting beef prices.

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