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Trump expands beef imports to lower consumer prices
Cattle ranchers have cut herds amid drought and low margins, a factor driving up the cost of staple beef.
The New York Times reports that President Trump is widening beef imports, aiming to bring down prices for consumers.
The outlet said ranchers have already reduced cattle herds due to drought conditions and low profit margins, contributing to higher beef costs.
According to the report, the herd reductions have helped push up the price of another widely used American staple food.
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