U.S. Border Reopens to Mexican Cattle
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Live cattle futures saw weakness across the board on Monday, down $1.87 to $4.32 at the close. Open interest was up 1,226 contracts on Monday, mainly in the deferreds, as October dropped 1,449 contracts.
Mexico has resumed live cattle exports to the United States after they were halted for nearly two years by restrictions imposed by the Trump administration following a screwworm outbreak
Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins said the U.S. will allow Mexican cattle shipments into two additional U.S. ports over the next two months, in a move poised to boost beef supplies. The plan comes after a port in Douglas,
With 24 head rejected on Day One, the Douglas reopening showed both the promise and the friction of USDA's zero-tolerance biosecurity framework.
American ranchers are facing the smallest cattle herd in 75 years. On Friday, President Trump said he would waiver beef tariffs on imported ground beef for 90 days in an attempt to bring beef prices down and rebuild the U.
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Live cattle futures pull off early losses on Friday, with contracts closing down 30 cents to $1.15 higher. October was up 95 cents on the week. Open interest on Friday was down 1,841 contracts. Cash trade has picked up a few at $355-360 dressed and $223-227.
North Carolina cattle farmers are bracing for the effects of President Donald Trump’s deal to import ground beef. In an effort to lower prices, Trump