Pork and Pork Products From Mexico Transiting the United States
trade · Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service · Rule · Published 1995-11-15 · Effective 1995-11-15 · 60 FR 57313
Document
Document number
95-28127
Federal Register citation
60 FR 57313
CFR reference
9 CFR 94
Type
Rule
Action
Final rule.
Category
trade
Sub-agency
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
Publication date
1995-11-15
Effective date
1995-11-15
USDA docket
Docket No. 95-037-2
Abstract
This final rule allows fresh, chilled, and frozen pork and pork products from the Mexican State of Chihuahua to transit the United States, under certain conditions, for export to another country. Previously, we allowed such pork and pork products only from the Mexican State of Sonora to transit the United States for export. Otherwise, fresh, chilled, or frozen pork and pork products are prohibited movement into the United States from Mexico because of hog cholera in Mexico. Chihuahua, like Sonora, appears to be a low risk area for hog cholera, and we believe that fresh, chilled, and frozen pork and pork products from Chihuahua can transit the United States with minimal risk of introducing hog cholera. This action will facilitate trade.