The influx of foreign beef is impacting the local market and viability of agriculture in Bismarck, driven by trade policy changes.
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Updated May 9
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The influx of foreign beef is impacting the local market and viability of agriculture in Bismarck, driven by trade policy changes.
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Donald Trump announced a policy allowing tariff-free imports of foreign beef, which threatens domestic herd recovery efforts in the U.S. beef market.Also in this story
- Tariff removal spurred demand for domestic beef, while local businesses in Jasper County voiced concerns regarding imported meat safety standards.
- Federal proclamation increases import quotas for lean beef trimmings due to low domestic herd size and drought pressure.
- Tariff removal creates market uncertainty in the beef market.
- Donald Trump announced increased ground beef imports via executive order.
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Bismarck
capital of North Dakota, United States and seat of Burleigh County