The American Farm Bureau Federation says President Trump’s action to increase beef imports has yet to provide meaningful savings for consumers. AFBF economist Faith Parum tells Brownfield they’ve been tracking ground beef prices since September 2nd. “Our average price of 41 grocery stores started at about $7.29. We’re only down to $7.13. A small decrease, […]
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