Mexico Resumes Live Cattle Exports to U.S. Under Screwworm Protocol Mexico Cattle Exports Resume With Screwworm Rules
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Mexico City, 31 Aug (EFE).- The export of livestock standing from Sonora, in the northwest of Mexico, to the United States was temporarily suspended due to a technical failure at the Agua Prieta quarantine station, just four days after the reopening of the crossing, and producers plan to resume it at a maximum [...] The Technical Fall entry again curbs the Mexican state's livestock export from Sonora to the United States was first published in H…
Sonorian farmers detailed that scheduled appointments before suspension will be resumed once operations in Agua Prieta resume.
Mexico Resumes Live Cattle Exports to U.S. Under Screwworm Protocol Mexico Cattle Exports Resume With Screwworm Rules
Mexico has resumed live cattle exports into the United States, with cattle crossing through the Douglas, Arizona, port under new safeguards designed to reduce the risk of New World screwworm. ... The post Mexico Resumes Live Cattle Exports to U.S. Under Screwworm Protocol appeared first on AgNet West.
The commitment of the US and Mexican authorities is that, within a month of the reopening of Sonora, the border of Chihuahua be opened, that is, on September 24th. ZOCALO MONCLOVA While in Agua Prieta, Sonora, the border with the United States for the export of livestock, producers of the Region has already been reopened [...]
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