ANALYSIS: US Live Cattle Imports from Mexico Recover Gradually After Border Reopenings
Live cattle imports from Mexico into the US have gradually recovered following the reopening of the Agua Prieta/Douglas crossing on August 24, after months of disruptions related to New World screwworm (NWSW). Trade flows received additional support with the reopening of San Jerónimo/Santa Teresa on September 24, allowing shipments to move through two border crossings. USDA data show that weekly imports reached 6,984 head in the week ending September 25, followed by 5,963 head on October 2 and 9,494 head on October 9, the highest weekly volume since shipments resumed.
Even so, import volumes remain well below year...
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