U.S. ranchers get upset with Trump after statement on meat purchase from Argentina

U.S. cattle ranchers were angered by recent statements from Donald Trump about Argentinian beef. The American president told reporters last Sunday (19) that he was considering buying beef from Argentina to lower the price of food in the country. In response to the Republican's plans, the NCBA, an organization that brings together major American cattle ranchers, published a statement on Tuesday (20) criticizing Trump's plans. "The family farmers and cattle ranchers of the NCBA have numerous concerns about importing more Argentinian beef to reduce consumer prices. This plan only creates chaos at a critical time of year for American cattle producers, without doing anything to reduce prices in supermarkets," said NCBA CEO Colin Woodall. In another part of the statement, the ...