Mexico resumes cattle exports to US after yearlong screwworm ban

Mexico is resuming livestock sales to the United States after a yearlong ban imposed over the risk of screwworm parasite infestation. Ranchers in northern Mexico are preparing to restart cattle exports under tightened biosecurity controls. The ban had severely affected the livestock industry on both sides of the border.

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