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NCBA Statement on Reopening of First Port of Entry in Douglas, AZ

National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA) CEO Colin Woodall released a statement on the opening of the first port of entry at Douglas, Arizona to shipments of cattle, bison, and horses:

“Since day one, Secretary Rollins has been focused on America first policies that support America’s cattle producers, like defending us from the New World screwworm. Raising cattle is an extremely varied business, and no two ranches run the same way. Secretary Rollins’ decision to reopen the Douglas port of entry to live cattle imports will help relieve the economic pain for some producers throughout the country who depend on cattle moving through that port for their businesses.

“Cattle moving through this port will go through a robust double-inspection. Before entering the port, cattle will be inspected for any wounds or other health conditions. If any wounds are detected, the entire lot of cattle will be rejected by veterinary authorities.

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