Cattle trade between the U.S. and Mexico is set to restart August 24th, with one Arizona port reopening under strict conditions to combat the deadly New World screwworm outbreak. After a May closure that disrupted supply chains and cost producers dearly, officials say coordinated efforts have made it safe to resume limited imports — especially from low-risk Mexican states like Sonora and Chihuahua. While critics call the USDA’s response too slow, this phased reopening aims to protect livestock while restoring a vital, centuries-old trade route.
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