A parasite outbreak is ongoing, affecting cattle. This situation has been developing while import policies are being revised. The US Department of Agriculture made an announcement on Friday.
The outcome of this announcement is that some cattle can now be brought in from Mexico, although the quantities are restricted. Further information can be found through the US Department of Agriculture or the original source.
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