Chihuahua Resumes Export of Mexican Cattle to the U.S. After Closure by Worm Sweeper
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Chihuahua resumed the export of standing cattle to the United States, after 16 months of suspension due to the sanitary contingency of the sweeper worm.
Chihuahua resumes export of Mexican cattle to the U.S. after closure by worm sweeper
Another export border point was reopened between the United States and Mexico, which was suspended a year ago.
The border wall between Chihuahua and New Mexico opened to give passage to cattle after almost two years closed by the worm sweeper
This 24th of September the export of livestock standing from Chihuahua to the United States by the border port San Jerónimo-Santa Teresa resumed. photo: Special After the prolonged closure of the U.S. border to Mexican cattle, Chihuahuan ranchers restarted on Thursday the crossing of the first 750 head of cattle. After the prolonged closure of the ...
The export of cattle to the United States was restored with the shipment of 430 cattle, a figure that will gradually increase to 1 500 animals per day in the fourth week, as reported this Thursday by the Secretariat of Agriculture and Rural Development (Sader). The reopening is the result of a series of strict animal health measures implemented by the National Service for Health, Safety and Agro-Food Quality (Senasica) for the combat of the catt…
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