Any foods not allowed into Mexico

I don't claim to understand any of this. But it has to do with trade and free trade and probably NAFTA. It has been a bit over 20 years and they still haven't figured out how to make agreements work. So one country has some silly restriction causing another country finds a way to have silly restrictions too. There are probably reasons for some of it but I do think a lot of it is just sort of tit-for-tat nonsense. Wiki does have info on NAFTA but the explanation still falls short of what really goes on. I have read all kinds of info about trade agreements and still don't get a lot of it. One example I read had to do with why so many manufacturing plants are locating in Mexico - guess what - not about labor costs but about trade agreements. US restricts more trade and Mexico has far more trade agreements with countries around the world so products made in Mexico can be freely shipped and sold in more countries all over the world. So auto manufacturers locate in Mexico to sell what they build all over the world - US restricts trade with the result that fewer US built cars can be sold while more Mexico built cars can be sold. What does this have to do with chicken at Lukeville? Very little and I would guess very few people who have their chicken taken know why. Money and greed folks - same answer when you boil down a lot of this stuff to the bottom line.