The president of the U.S. Meat Export Federation says China could return as a buyer of U.S. beef after going more than a year without purchases. Dan Halstrom says Presidents Trump and Xi are set to meet next week. “We do know that beef is on the list along with soybeans and other ag products,” he says. […]
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