EconomicMexico·Unpinned17 Oct 2026
Sonora cattle exports to the US halted due to suspected animal disease
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On 16 October, cattle exports from Sonora, Mexico, to the United States were suspended after inspectors at the Agua Prieta quarantine station discovered a calf with mouth sores. The regional cattlemen’s union, UGRS, initiated the halt as a precautionary measure to rule out foot-and-mouth disease, a notifiable condition. Mexico's agriculture ministry stated…
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