U.S. beef in Brazil for first time since 2003

Last August, Brazil said it would remove barriers to U.S. beef that were imposed in 2003 in the name of preventing mad cow disease. Nine months later, the first shipment of fresh U.S. beef has cleared customs for sale to Brazilian consumers, said the USDA. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue said U.S. beef exports “are poised for… » Read More

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