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July Beef Exports Set Record While Pork Value Remains Strong
July Beef Exports Set Record While Pork Value Remains Strong
July Beef Exports Set Record While Pork Value Remains Strong
U.S. beef exports set another value record in July. Data recently released by USDA and compiled by the U.S. Meat Export Federation shows export value climbed 45% year-over-year to just over $939 million, while volume was the third largest of the post-BSE era at 122,743 metric tons, up 14% year-over-year ...
January Red Meat Exports Off Year-Over-Year, But Halstrom Is Encouraged
January Red Meat Exports Off Year-Over-Year, But Halstrom Is Encouraged
January Red Meat Exports Off Year-Over-Year, But Halstrom Is Encouraged
According to the U.S. Meat Export Federation, while beef exports opened 2021 lower than figures reported a year earlier, the decrease was marginal. USMEF President and CEO Dan Halstrom noted beef exports totaled 105,000 metric tons in January, down 2% from a year ago, while value slipped three percent to $653 million ...
Salmonsen Does Not Believe New China Trade Deal Will Hurt U.S. Ag
Salmonsen Does Not Believe New China Trade Deal Will Hurt U.S. Ag
Salmonsen Does Not Believe New China Trade Deal Will Hurt U.S. Ag
Will U.S. farmers be hurt by the world’s largest trade deal led by China and recently signed by 14 other Asian countries? American Farm Bureau trade adviser Dave Salmonsen believes American agriculture already benefits from deals with most of the Asian nations involved in the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership. He ...
ODA: Destructive, Invasive Insect Recently Reported
ODA: Destructive, Invasive Insect Recently Reported
ODA: Destructive, Invasive Insect Recently Reported
Oregon Department of Agriculture officials are nervous after a destructive invasive species was recently discovered. A dead spotted lanternfly, was recently discovered in a shipment of planters and ceramic pots from Pennsylvania. When the insect was discovered the Corvallis-based nursery immediately contacted state officials ...
USMEF: U.S. Meat Thriving In Japanese Convenience Stores
USMEF: U.S. Meat Thriving In Japanese Convenience Stores
USMEF: U.S. Meat Thriving In Japanese Convenience Stores
Consumers have changed their habits because of the coronavirus pandemic, but that’s not all bad news. According to the U.S. Meat Export Federation, U.S. Red Meat is thriving in convenience stores in Japan. Jesse Austin, USMEF Vice President for Marketing, said with over 58,000 convenience stores across Japan, they continue to be a dominate source for Japanese consumers to purchase American beef
USMEF Is Trying To Adapt To Second COVID Wave In South Korea
A new round of COVID-19 restrictions in South Korea’s food service sector has created challenges for U.S. beef producers in one of its largest markets. The South Korean government has heightened social distancing requirement in the greater Seoul area, including restrictions on food and beverage providers, and a suspension of large gatherings. ...

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