The U.S. has temporarily banned livestock imports from Mexico due to a rapid spread of screw worm disease, potentially ...

Imports of livestock from the southern border have been banned due to the spread of a flesh-eating pest in Mexico, the U.S.

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins called the safety of the nation’s food supply "a national security issue of the utmost importance." ...

President Donald Trump's administration warned on Saturday that it will restrict livestock imports from Mexico if that ...

The threat from the flesh-eating maggots, known as the New World Screwworm, has suspended live cattle imports through the ...

The United States will suspend livestock imports from Mexico for 15 days over a pest control row between the major trade partners, officials said Sunday.

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins announced a suspension of livestock imports through the Mexican border on a ...

The U.S. had temporarily blocked Mexican livestock shipments in late November after detecting the pest but lifted the ban in February following new health protocols for imported animals.

The United States and Mexico have reached an agreement on New World Screwworm control efforts that will allow Mexican cattle ...

Mexico has responded to the US administration's threat to restrict livestock imports due to a dispute over screwworm fly control. US Agriculture Secretary warned of import restrictions if Mexico ...

Mexico has responded to the US administration's threat to restrict livestock imports due to a dispute over screwworm fly control. US Agriculture Secretary warned of import restrictions if Mexico doesn ...