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Published: Nov 14, 2007

Mexico

Trade Disruption Software Issues Resolved

Regarding the report yesterday (Nov. 13) of U.S. red meat shipment rejections increasing at the Mexican border as a result of a new Mexican computer system, the Mexican Secretariat of Agriculture (SAGARPA) today (Nov. 14) notified the U.S. Embassy that the problem had been resolved. The new system now accepts shipments from U.S. meat processing plants that have more than one installation number.

Mexico

Trade Disruption Software Issues Resolved

Regarding the report yesterday (Nov. 13) of U.S. red meat shipment rejections increasing at the Mexican border as a result of a new Mexican computer system, the Mexican Secretariat of Agriculture (SAGARPA) today (Nov. 14) notified the U.S. Embassy that the problem had been resolved. The new system now accepts shipments from U.S. meat processing plants that have more than one installation number.

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