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  1. Corporate interests are seeking to override successful state-level standards, leading to corporate consolidation that is driving out small independent producers in California.
  2. Major beef packers like Cargill, JBS USA, and Tyson Foods are facing market concentration and low prices following the passage of the farm bill.
  3. Donald Trump addressed concerns about meat processing monopolies and sought to reduce regulations on beef processing.

FTC fined Cargill for price fixing meat products, and Donald Trump referenced Glenn Beck's commentary regarding monopolies.

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FTC fined Cargill for price fixing meat products, and Donald Trump referenced Glenn Beck's commentary regarding monopolies.

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Donald Trump addressed concerns about meat processing monopolies and sought to reduce regulations on beef processing. All 3 developments

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