Red meat in cold storage grew over the past month, while poultry stocks shrank. The USDA says that end the end of July, there were 839.408 million pounds of red meat in freezers, up 2% on the year as pork swelled 9% to 439.427 million pounds, above the year-over-year increase in production, while beef fell […]
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