$10 in Brazil/Argentine would be significantly more in the US because of labour costs I assume. Is there any training needed for the inspections/enough people who could do it on a short notice in the US? Could drive up the price even more.
replyNot that I believe it'll drive up the price that much but I wouldn't be surprised if it ends up being 50-70 USD per in the US.
Surely the bigger issue is not the inspections, but the loss of infected livestock?
replyIt's not some contagious disease that will spread to every animal. One can just treat the infected cattle until they get healthy again.
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