U.S. red meat and poultry supplies in cold storage tightened during February. The USDA says red meat stocks on March 1st were 5% below a year at 871.38 million pounds with beef down 2% at 428.131 million pounds and pork dropping 8% to 423.137 million pounds due to good demand and year-to-year declines in production. […]
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