At the Farm Progress Show in Boone, industry leaders discussed the meat market, including concerns raised by the Trump administration regarding foreign ownership and the high volume of grain-fattened cattle slaughtered by JBS USA and Cargill.
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What happened
At the Farm Progress Show in Boone, industry leaders discussed the meat market, including concerns raised by the Trump administration regarding foreign ownership and the high volume of grain-fattened cattle slaughtered by JBS USA and Cargill.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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JBS USA
U.S. subsidiary of Brazilian beef, pork processing conglomerate
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Cargill
American-based international food conglomerate
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Boone
city in Iowa, United States
Related events
- Donald Trump addressed concerns about meat processing monopolies and sought to reduce regulations on beef processing.
- Major beef packers like Cargill, JBS USA, and Tyson Foods are facing market concentration and low prices following the passage of the farm bill.
- Cargill and JBS USA operate a beef processing plant in Fort Morgan and compete in the U.S. meat processing market.