A border crossing has been reopened to cattle from Mexico in an effort to reduce surging beef prices. Economists are skeptical about whether this move will actually lead to savings for consumers. They question if the reopening will have a significant impact on beef prices at the grocery store.

Further details about the reopening and its potential effects are available. The move was made to address rising beef prices, but its effectiveness is uncertain.

Economists do not anticipate that reopening the US to Mexican cattle imports will lower rising beef prices.