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  1. U.S. beef industry growth is hampered by trade policies, while Mexican farmers expand beef exports amid border closures.
  2. The administration lifted the ban on Mexican cattle imports and resumed trade through Arizona ports.

Border ports, including Santa Teresa, are reopening for cattle trade between Mexico and Arizona.

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Border ports, including Santa Teresa, are reopening for cattle trade between Mexico and Arizona.

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The administration lifted the ban on Mexican cattle imports and resumed trade through Arizona ports. All 1 developments

Within U.S. beef industry growth is hampered by trade policies, while Mexican farmers expand beef exports amid border closures.

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  • punchng.comUS to resume Mexican cattle imports after year-long ban