Cattle Return to Santa Teresa, Restarting $1.2B Cross-Border Trade
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KXANCattle return to Santa Teresa, restarting $1.2B cross-border trade
Applause and whistles broke out Thursday as the first group of Mexican cattle cleared the Santa Teresa livestock crossing, marking the return of cattle imports through the facility after more than a year of disruptions tied to New World screwworm.
Santa Teresa livestock crossing reopens after 16-month closure
More than 400 head of cattle crossed through the Santa Teresa Livestock Crossing Sept. 24, marking the resumption of livestock imports from Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, after more than 16 months of closure over concerns about New World screwworm. The United States halted operations at the crossing in May 2025 after cases of NWS were detected near the […]
This plague led Washington to suspend the importation of cattle from Mexico in May 2025. Last August both countries resumed the passage of cattle between the states of Sonora, in Mexico, and Arizona, in the United States. The sweeping worm comes from a fly whose larvae feed on animal meat and cause severe, potentially fatal injuries. The new border reopening occurred at the border between the states of Chihuahua and New Mexico. The crossing bega…
Chihuahua resumed the export of standing cattle to the United States, after 16 months of suspension due to the sanitary contingency of the sweeper worm.
Chihuahua resumes export of Mexican cattle to the U.S. after closure by worm sweeper
Another export border point was reopened between the United States and Mexico, which was suspended a year ago.
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