US EditionUsda Denies Political Bias in Closing the Border to Mexican Cattle by Worm Sweeper
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The U.S. government assured that the suspension of imports of Mexican cattle responds to health criteria and not to political decisions. Sonora cattle farmers face millions of losses after 18 months of trade restrictions due to the plague of the sweeper worm detected in southern Mexico. U.S. authorities rejected the existence of a [...] The entry USDA denies political bias in closing the border to Mexican cattle by sweeper worm aparece primero e…
“The closure of the U.S. border to Sonora’s cattle is described as a political decision by Sagarhpa. He knows the impact by the sweeper worm.” NOGALES DEBATE, Son.- The closure of the border to Sobora’s cattle is a political decision of the U.S. government accused Célida López Cárdenas, secretary of Agriculture, Livestock, Hydraulic Resources, Fisheries and Aquaculture (Sagarhpa). Sonora’s government official, on tour through Nogales, met with m…
The protocol, which has prevented the resumption of the commercial relationship between farmers in Mexico and buyers from the United States dedicated to fattening, is based on science, the government of the neighboring country reiterated to Proceso.
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