Global buyers showed strong demand for U.S. pork last week. The USDA says Mexico bought more than half of the weekly total for pork export sales during the week ending January 22nd, followed by China. Mexico also led the way on physical shipments of pork. Beef and soybean product sales were up on the week, […]
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