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Brazil Zeroes Import Tariffs on 970 Items, Sets New Antidumping Duties

The shift aims to ease supply bottlenecks in key inputs as the government keeps pressure on underpriced imports that could harm local producers.

Mexico’s Sterile-Fly Plant Nears Completion as Reopening Awaits U.S. Decision

Argentina Tightens Fruit Fly Rules, Reclassifies Sanitary Zones Nationwide

Cold Winter Won’t Guarantee Fewer Pests, Experts Warn

Senasa Overhauls Bovine Vaccine Rules, Allowing Select Live Formulas Under Stricter Controls

Crowned Crane Named Zoo Animal of the Year 2026 as ZGAP Launches Conservation Drive

CBP Reports First U.S. Interception of Ctonoxylon Spinifer at Detroit Airport

Invasive Flatworm Confirmed in Austria, Raising Alarm Over Soil Health

CBP Reminds Day of the Dead Travelers of Flower and Fruit Bans at U.S. Border

Mexico, U.S. Fast-Track $51 Million Chiapas Plant to Scale Sterile-Fly Fight on Cattle Screwworm

Berlin Hedgehog Rescue Overflows as Year-Round Cases Surge

Texas Bolsters Defenses as New World Screwworm Approaches U.S. Border

California Confirms Rodenticide in Wild Pigs’ Blue-Tinged Meat

Cotton Bollworm Advances Into Central Europe As Swiss Traps Record Surge

Texas Deploys Swormlure-5 Bait Along U.S.–Mexico Border to Combat Screwworm Fly Threat

Mexico and U.S. Launch Chiapas Sterile-Fly Plant Project as Douglas Port Reopens

Oak Processionary Moth Infestation Expands in Saxony as New Hotspots Identified

Guatemalan Plane Crashes in Chiapas on Screwworm Control Mission, Three Killed

Oak Processionary Moth Spreads to Saxony, Officials Deploy Nematodes

Gespinstmotte Caterpillars Envelop Berlin Trees in Largest Webs Seen in Years