The National Pork Producers Council says tariffs can slow demand for U.S. pork on the global market. Maria Zieba, vice president of government affairs with NPPC, says that when tariffs aren’t an issue, customers prefer U.S. pork. “Not only is it because it’s healthy and affordable, but it’s also a quality issue and a safety […]
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