Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller has announced that cattle importation from Mexico will resume on a limited basis. This decision has been praised by Commissioner Miller as a positive move for ranchers and consumers. However, Miller also expressed concerns about the ongoing impact of the New World screwworm on the US cattle industry.

The closure has already affected producers and disrupted supply chains, potentially leading to lasting consequences. Further details on the resumption of cattle importation from Mexico can be found through the Texas Department of Agriculture, as more information is available from the source.