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NewsMexico's pork and beef access to Asia rests on health status and plant-by-plant approval
Japan takes more than 100,000 tonnes of Mexican pork a year, but wider Asian access depends on WOAH-recognised health status and destination-approved TIF plants.
NewsMexico culls 225,860 laying hens after H5N1 outbreak in Yucatan layer farm
Mexico has culled 225,860 laying hens near Uman, Yucatan, after confirming HPAI H5N1 at a commercial egg farm, its first commercial poultry outbreak in over two years.
Mexico's Yucatan sends first Mexican pork shipment to the Philippines
A 22-tonne consignment of pork fat from Keken's TIF 712 plant left the Port of Progreso for Manila North, making Mexico's Yucatan the first Mexican state to export pork to the Philippines.
Mexico's corn import dependence could reach 80% of consumption within a decade, CNA warns
Mexico could source between 70% and 80% of the corn it consumes from abroad within ten years, up from 52% in 2026, according to the national farm council CNA.
Mexico narrows poultry import ban to Brazil's Santa Catarina state
Mexico has limited its suspension of Brazilian poultry imports to Santa Catarina, the state at the centre of October's Newcastle disease outbreak, easing curbs on the rest of Brazil's industry.
NewsVietnam's tilapia exports to CPTPP markets rise 51% in nine months as Mexico shipments surge 282%
Japanese sashimi-grade orders and Mexican demand drive gains, but the bloc takes only 7% of Vietnam's tilapia exports and monthly sales have slowed.
NewsUS reopens third cattle port at Columbus, New Mexico, under tighter screwworm screening
Mexican cattle resumed crossing at Columbus, New Mexico, on 26 October as the third US port reopened under pre-border testing, treatment and inspection rules to keep out New World screwworm.
NewsUSDA to resume Mexican cattle imports at two more ports as screwworm restrictions ease
Columbus, New Mexico, reopens on 26 October and Nogales, Arizona, on 30 November if conditions allow, after shipments were halted to keep out New World screwworm.
NewsChina limits Brazilian poultry ban to Santa Catarina after Newcastle disease case as Mexico suspends all imports
Brazil has also halted poultry shipments to Malaysia, while Chile and Kazakhstan face state-level restrictions under existing sanitary agreements.
NewsUS Grains & BioProducts Council brings Mexican, Southeast Asian dairy delegations to World Dairy Expo
USGBC led two delegations through Wisconsin dairy farms and technical sessions to boost adoption of US DDGS in Mexico and Southeast Asia.
NewsMexico's egg production rises 6.1% to 3.4 million tonnes in 2025 as consumer prices keep falling
Production value climbed 18.8% to MX$114.9 billion, SADER data show, while egg prices were down 22.45% year on year in late September 2026.
NewsUS ethanol exports reach five-month high in August, DDGS shipments highest in 11 years
US ethanol exports rose 6% in August to 211.8 million gallons, while distillers dried grains shipments climbed 18% to their largest monthly volume since 2015.
NewsMexico becomes world's largest importer of pork meat excluding offal, Rabobank says
China's share of global pork and offal imports fell to 23% in 2025 from 43% in 2021, as trade moves away from a China-centred structure.
NewsMexico resumes cattle exports to US after year-long screwworm ban
US reopens the Arizona border to Mexican cattle under strict daily volume limits aimed at containing New World screwworm.
NewsJalisco calls for Brazilian chicken import quota as Mexico's poultry sector under pressure
Mexican poultry producers are proposing an 80,000-tonne quota on Brazilian chicken imports, which have more than tripled since 2019 to 235,000 tonnes.
NewsBrazil's meat exports to Mexico surge in 2025 with pork up 79% and chicken up 15% as cost advantages drive market share gains
Mexico ranked as Brazil's top turkey export market in 2025 and is emerging as a key destination across all major protein categories, according to ABPA data presented at SIAVS in Sao Paulo.
NewsUS pork exports up 8% in April as Mexico, Japan and Philippines drive broad-based growth
April shipments of 257,212 metric tonnes valued at US$718.1 million put the US on pace for a strong 2026 export year, with four-month volumes tracking 4% above last year's record-setting pace.
NewsMexico renews shrimp export certification for US
Mexico renewed its shrimp export certification for the United States after achieving a 93% comparability rating in sustainability requirements designed to prevent the incidental capture of protected marine species, according to the National Commission of Aquaculture and Fisheries (CONAPESCA).
NewsMexico stops US pork imports following confirmed presence of antibodies linked to virus
Mexico suspended imports of US pork after the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) confirmed the presence of antibodies linked to the Aujeszky virus, raising concerns over animal health controls, supply chain disruptions and the potential impact on pork availability and prices in Mexico.
NewsEnvironmental authority in Mexico stops construction of poultry farm in Yucatan over absence of permit
Mexico's Federal Attorney for Environmental Protection (PROFEPA) has temporarily shut down construction and related activities by Productora Nacional de Huevo (CRÍO) at a poultry farm in Hoctun, Yucatan, citing the illegal change of land use on forested land without the required permit from the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources (SEMARNAT).