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US Farmer Seeks Country of Origin Labeling for Imported Beef
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On Friday, President Donald Trump said he would waiver beef tariffs on imported ground beef for 90 days in an attempt to bring beef prices down and rebuild the U.S. cattle herd. While Andy Kapp said he prefers buying beef locally, he argued that if more imported beef enters the U.S. market, consumers should know where it came from.
I'm not excited that we're bringing more imported product in, and I like to get mine local… But if we're gonna let that happen, let's have some country of origin labeling," Andy Kapp said. The beef market is a good example of letting capitalism work when prices get high," Massie said.
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- The beef market is a good example of letting capitalism work when prices get high," Massie said.
- While Andy Kapp said he prefers buying beef locally, he argued that if more imported beef enters the U.S. market, consumers should know where it came from.
- I'm not excited that we're bringing more imported product in, and I like to get mine local… But if we're gonna let that happen, let's have some country of origin labeling," Andy Kapp said.
- On Friday, President Donald Trump said he would waiver beef tariffs on imported ground beef for 90 days in an attempt to bring beef prices down and rebuild the U.S. cattle herd.
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- Fox Businesslink