The outgoing president of the Iowa Pork Producers Association says U.S. pork exports are heading in the right direction. “Everything has been going really well,” said Aaron Juergens. “We’re still getting product moved internationally.” Juergens, who also farms in western Iowa, says Mexico has been a massive market for U.S. pork but there’s room for […]
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