The US Department of Agriculture plans to resume cattle imports from Mexico at two additional ports, Columbus, New Mexico, and Nogales, Arizona, after halting shipments last year to prevent the New World screwworm parasite.
Why it matters. This policy change could affect US ground beef prices and food affordability, especially ahead of midterm elections.
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