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U.S. Won’t Halt Mexican Cattle Imports Despite Screwworm Surge

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Bloomberg said, “The US Department of Agriculture said it won’t halt shipments of Mexican cattle through ports in New Mexico and Arizona even as cases of the New World screwworm surge.

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The agency has not detected infestations on animals entering the United States and has "strict and strict inspection protocols even before the animals approach the US border," said a USDA spokesman on Friday.

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Authorities in the American Union have not reported infections during the passage of the animals Martín Enriquez This Friday, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) reported that it will not suspend the entry of Mexican cattle through the border crossings of New Mexico and Arizona, although they have increased [...]

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AgUpdate broke the news in Cherokee County, United States on Friday, October 30, 2026.
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