China bought U.S. pork last week. The USDA says Beijing purchased nearly half of the total for pork, but overall U.S. sales during the week ending September 4th were below average following reductions by several other key customers. That move to buy U.S. pork could be connected to China raising tariffs on pork imports from […]
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