The U.S. Meat Export Federation says Mexico’s trade restrictions following a recent scrapie detection has limited market access for U.S. sheep and lamb producers. Courtney Heller, director of technical and export services, says the move has added additional uncertainty for the industry. “We don’t have much of an alternative market,” she says. “It doesn’t bring […]
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