Cattle imports from Mexico are set to resume in a limited, phased rollout starting at the Douglas, Arizona port — a move aimed at curbing the spread of the deadly New World screwworm while easing beef supply pressures. With 42 U.S. cases mostly in Texas and ongoing droughts squeezing domestic production, beef prices have been climbing. This reopening, part of a U.S.-Mexico collaboration, could help stabilize supply — but consumers will be watching closely to see if their grocery bills start to ease.
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