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US to Reopen Largest Port for Mexican Cattle Shipments
Source: Bloomberg
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The US is reopening its largest port for Mexican live-cattle shipments, easing supply constraints caused by a domestic cattle shortage. The move should increase cattle availability and could help relieve pressure on US beef and livestock prices, though the article provides no shipment volumes or expected price impact.
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