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Al Jazeera reports on a looming global meat crisis, examining how rising cattle feed costs and pressures on livestock farming could disrupt worldwide meat supply. The piece explores the factors driving the strain and what it means for food security as demand for meat continues to grow, raising concern among readers about future prices and availability.
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Cattle industry groups in the United States are protesting workplace raids by Immigration and Customs Enforcement, arguing the enforcement actions are disrupting livestock operations and removing workers that ranches and feedlots depend on. Industry representatives say the raids threaten labor supplies in rural areas, while immigration officials continue operations nationwide.
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The largest international livestock crossing has reopened following a closure prompted by a screwworm outbreak. The reopening restores the movement of cattle and other animals across the border, a key route for the regional livestock trade. Producers and traders had faced disruptions while animal health authorities worked to contain the parasite, and the resumption is being welcomed as a return to normal operations for the sector.
- 4Health officials issue safety tips after rabies found in cattle▼Health officials give safety tips following rabies case in cattle
Health officials are providing safety guidance after a case of rabies was confirmed in cattle. The advice urges livestock owners and the public to avoid contact with animals showing unusual behaviour, report suspected cases promptly, and ensure pets and livestock are vaccinated. Officials stress rabies is fatal but preventable with timely medical care after exposure.