The head of the US Meat Export Federation says the organization remains focused on growing export demand. President and CEO Dan Halstrom says defending the current free trade agreements and increasing demand in those countries is crucial. “The best examples are Canada and Mexico, USMCA countries,” he says. “If you add up the current country […]
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