Pork export sales were up solidly on the week as beef dipped. The USDA says China bought about a third of the week’s total for pork, just ahead of Mexico. Beef sales during the week ending May 29th declined due to reductions by some major buyers along with a couple of net cancelations. Old crop […]
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