U.S. pork export sales fell to a marketing year low during the week ending March 6th. The USDA says most of the key regular U.S. pork customers showed up, but bought less than during the previous week, and there was a net reduction by Canada. Rice and soybean meal also saw week-to-week declines, while beef […]
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