New Mexico Port Reopens to Mexican Cattle After Boll Weevil Halt

The U.S. has reopened a New Mexico port to Mexican cattle imports after a nearly two-year closure due to boll weevil concerns. The resumption, with strict inspections and treatments, restores a key livestock trade flow for New Mexico. The move signals easing of a sanitary trade barrier, though long-term impact depends on sustained compliance.

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