U.S. pork export sales were strong during the week ending February 19th. The USDA says pork sales were larger than average, with Mexico picking up more than half of the total, reflecting the consistent demand from a major trading partner. All other major commodities saw week-to-week declines for sales because of several factors, including U.S. […]
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