Electronic ID Improves Traceability for Mexican Cattle Imports - Iowa Agribusiness Radio Network
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Mexico's commitment is to collaborate with the country's producers and comply with the measures agreed with the US authorities.
Mexico resumes export of standing cattle to the U.S. from Chihuahua with 750 heads
With the shipment of 662 heads, Chihuahua launched its second border point of livestock export to New Mexico, after complying with the requirements of the binational protocol
Mexico resumed on Monday the export of standing cattle to the United States through the border crossing of Puerto Palomas, Chihuahua, with a first shipment of 750 cattle, following the sanitary restrictions imposed by Washington in the presence of the cattle sweeper worm.
At the end of November, exports are expected to resume through Nogales, Sonora The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (AGRICULTURE) reports that on Monday the export of standing cattle resumed from the quarantine station of Puerto Palomas, Chihuahua, Mexico, to Columbus, New Mexico, United States. [...] La entrada Reanuda México export of standing cattle to the United States from Puerto Palomas, Chihuahua aparece primero en LJA.MX Not…
Electronic ID improves traceability for Mexican cattle imports - Iowa Agribusiness Radio Network
With cattle imports from Mexico underway again, new identification and documentation procedures are improving the ability of animal health officials to track livestock entering the United States. Electronic identification is playing a larger role in that process, providing more detailed records of individual animals as they move through U.S. ports of entry. New Mexico State […]
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