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Bilateral Trade Deal with Mexico Possible

Published October 21, 2026

President Donald Trump says the United States and Mexico are close to reaching a new trade agreement. Speaking in Kansas, Trump said the deal could help reduce the U.S. trade deficit with Mexico. That deficit totaled nearly $156 billion through…

NWS Protocols in Place

Published August 25, 2026

Mexican cattle are moving into the United States again. The Douglas, Arizona, Port of Entry reopened this past week after being closed for more than a year because of New World screwworm concerns. USDA Under Secretary Dudley Hoskins says strict…

Export Opportunities for Dairy Products

Published August 13, 2026

U.S. Dairy Export Council President and CEO Krysta Harden says Mexico remains the industry's strongest market, while Central America, the Caribbean and Indonesia offer additional potential. “We have a lot of demand around the world,” said Harden. “I have to…

Thompson: Border Reopening Raises Questions

Published July 27, 2026

Minnesota State Cattlemen’s Association President Jake Thompson realizes the border reopening was inevitable but still questions the timing of the announcement. "Especially after a semi-positive cattle-on-feed report; it will also be interesting to see how many cattle actually come across…

More Access for Mexican Sugar in the U.S.

Published July 13, 2026

The United States and Mexico have reached an agreement on sugar imports. With the deal, the U.S. will import up to 1.15 million metric tons of Mexican sugar for the 2026-2027 marketing year. That’s an increase of over 500 percent…

Screwworm Marches Northward

Published May 30, 2026

The New World screwworm continues moving northward in Mexico, raising concerns for the U.S. livestock industry. According to USDA APHIS, Mexico reported two new cases approximately 52 miles from the U.S.-Mexico border. U.S. Customs and Border Protection has launched a public…

New Ag Minister Named in Mexico

Published May 4, 2026

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has named Columba Jasmin Lopez as the country's next agriculture minister. She is the first woman to lead Mexican agriculture policy.

USDA Weighs Border Reopening for Cattle Imports

Published April 1, 2026

USDA is considering a phased reopening of the U.S.-Mexico border to feeder cattle imports while continuing aggressive efforts to contain the New World screwworm. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins says the Department is evaluating limited entry points. Containment efforts have so…

Canada Sending Spuds to Mexico

Published March 17, 2026

The United States has been the sole supplier of potatoes for Mexico for the past 20 years. That’s changed now with Canada getting a piece of that business. Mexico and Canada have a new agreement to allow fresh Canadian potatoes…

Rollins Celebrates New Sterile Fly Facility in South Texas

Published February 10, 2026

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins celebrated the completion of a new sterile fly dispersal facility in Edinburg, Texas, designed to protect livestock and agriculture from the New World Screwworm. The facility expands USDA’s ability to release sterile flies along the southern…

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Articles tagged under: Mexico

Bilateral Trade Deal with Mexico Possible

NWS Protocols in Place

Export Opportunities for Dairy Products

Thompson: Border Reopening Raises Questions

More Access for Mexican Sugar in the U.S.

Screwworm Marches Northward

New Ag Minister Named in Mexico

USDA Weighs Border Reopening for Cattle Imports

Canada Sending Spuds to Mexico

Rollins Celebrates New Sterile Fly Facility in South Texas

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