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Reopening U.S. to Mexican cattle post-screwworm isn't expected to cut beef prices

ABC 7 Amerillo Clovis

Aug 24, 2026

Reopening U.S. to Mexican cattle post-screwworm isn't expected to cut beef prices

The US will reopen the Douglas, Arizona border crossing to Mexican cattle Monday after screwworm fears eased, part of Trump's push to curb record beef prices. Economists doubt shop…

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Reopening U.S. to Mexican cattle post-screwworm isn't expected to cut beef prices

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