The first Mexican cattle entered the United States at Douglas, Arizona, on August 24 as USDA reopened a key livestock trade route between the two countries. The cattle underwent veterinary inspections and treatment before being cleared to cross into the US.
Imported and national cheeses are displayed at a store in Mexico City, Aug. 26, as a dispute over protected cheese names has emerged as a flashpoint in trade talks involving Mexico, the United States and the European Union.
An employee holds a Saint Nectaire cheese imported from France in a store in Mexico City, Aug. 26, as a dispute over protected cheese names has emerged as a flashpoint in trade talks involving Mexico, the United States and the European Union.
Manchego cheese imported from Spain is for sale in a store in Mexico City, Aug. 26, as a dispute over protected cheese names has emerged as a flashpoint in trade talks involving Mexico, the United States and the European Union.
Imported and national cheeses are displayed at a store in Mexico City, Aug. 26, as a dispute over protected cheese names has emerged as a flashpoint in trade talks involving Mexico, the United States and the European Union.
An employee holds a Saint Nectaire cheese imported from France in a store in Mexico City, Aug. 26, as a dispute over protected cheese names has emerged as a flashpoint in trade talks involving Mexico, the United States and the European Union.
Manchego cheese imported from Spain is for sale in a store in Mexico City, Aug. 26, as a dispute over protected cheese names has emerged as a flashpoint in trade talks involving Mexico, the United States and the European Union.
