'It's a relief': How 100% inspections regulate Mexican cattle exports to US

Mexican cattle exports have officially resumed after a shutdown lasting more than 15 months. This development carries significant implications for ranchers, cross-border commerce, and animal health policy. Additionally, the resumption of these exports is expected to have a major impact on the U.S. beef supply. The process is now being regulated through 100% inspections to ensure safety and compliance, providing a sense of relief to the stakeholders involved in the international livestock trade.