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Published: Oct 20, 2004

Mexico

Unloading Problem At Border Resolved

Since USMEF sent out today’s daily news, the Agricultural Trade Office (ATO) in Monterrey, Mexico informed the USMEF-Mexico office that the inspection problem at the border has been resolved. Effective immediately, only 25 percent of each shipment will be unloaded for visual inspection, and from that portion the sample will be taken and other NOM-030 provisions applied.

Mexico

Unloading Problem At Border Resolved

Since USMEF sent out today’s daily news, the Agricultural Trade Office (ATO) in Monterrey, Mexico informed the USMEF-Mexico office that the inspection problem at the border has been resolved. Effective immediately, only 25 percent of each shipment will be unloaded for visual inspection, and from that portion the sample will be taken and other NOM-030 provisions applied.

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