Heading to a World Cup Game? Leave African Swine Fever Behind
The countdown to the 2026 FIFA World Cup is on! With games scheduled from June 11-July 19 in 16 cities across North America, many people will be traveling into the United States and to neighboring host countries, Mexico and Canada, to catch a match.
While organizers work to ensure a safe and fun tournament, it’s important for travelers to know that certain food products are not allowed.
Protecting the United States from African Swine Fever
If you’re traveling into the United States, it’s important to remember: Don’t Pack Pork! African swine fever (ASF)—a highly...
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