Beef in the US has become cheaper than pork and chicken meat

Published 2022년 12월 27일

Tridge summary

Record high U.S. beef production was reached by the end of 2022 due to an abnormal drought, leading to a surplus of meat and significant price drops. The total U.S. cattle population is expected to decline by at least 3% in 2023, with wholesale beef prices falling below pork and chicken prices.
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U.S. beef production is at record highs by the end of 2022 due to an abnormal drought. Animal farmers, unable to feed their livestock, were forced to drastically reduce their herds, which led to a surplus of meat on the market. "We're on track to do a record amount of beef this year, over 28 billion pounds," thecattlesite.com quoted livestock economist David Anderson as saying. At the same time, wholesale prices for beef decreased significantly compared to last year. According to Anderson, this will soon be reflected in retail prices. "Beef has become cheaper than pork and chicken in recent months, as beef prices have fallen significantly. "Retail prices for pork and chicken according to the consumer price ...
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