Mexico bans U.S. livestock imports over screwworm outbreak
Mexico bans U.S. livestock imports over screwworm outbreak
- Mexico has banned most live animal imports from the U.S. due to the New World screwworm outbreak.
- The ban affects various livestock and poses economic challenges for U.S. farmers, especially in border states.
- Sustained trade restrictions could reshape the North American cattle industry and shift investment to Mexico.
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