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27 August 2026

Map Reveals America’s Top Beef Suppliers As Trump Signs Controversial Import Plan

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Map Reveals America’s Top Beef Suppliers As Trump Signs Controversial Import Plan

According to the most recent USDA data, U. S. beef imports totaled 542 million pounds in June, 24 percent higher year over year. And while recent trade and agricultural developments have altered the ...

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