They Resume Export of Livestock to the United States.
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Chihuahua's livestock border has faced three closures: during the 1910 Revolution, for foot-and-mouth disease in the 1950s and, recently, for 22 months by the sweeping worm
As of September 24, Mexico reported the crossing of 430 head of cattle
Yesterday the export of cattle to the United States was formally resumed through the quarantine station of Agua Prieta, with an initial crossing of 900 heads per day, reported Juan Carlos Ochoa Valenzuela, president of the Union Ganadera Regional de Sonora (UGRS). The leader of the sector recalled that the station remained closed for approximately two years and was reopened on August 24; however, later he had to suspend operations due to a techn…
The reopening will initially allow to send 800 heads daily and up to 1,500 from the fourth week. The CNA called for strengthening budget, personnel and infrastructure of Senasica.
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