Supplies of red meat and poultry in cold storage got tighter in November. The USDA says frozen red meat stocks were down 5 percent from last year. Compared to last year, beef supplies were down 4 percent, and pork supplies were down 6 percent. Stocks of pork bellies increased 39 percent on the month but […]
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