September 24, 2026

US Reopens Santa Teresa Port for Cattle Imports

The Santa Teresa port in New Mexico will reopen for cattle imports on Thursday after a year-long halt due to pest concerns.
The USDA's decision is expected to allow daily crossings of 750 to 1,600 cattle, significantly lower than historical levels.
Experts warn that it will take months for imported cattle to affect beef prices, which remain near record highs.

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