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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.—Joe Tinsman's family got into the pork business about 10 years ago, more as an avocation than ...

A case that features lighthouses, horsemeat and bacon has the justices stumped | United States

Oral arguments in National Pork Producers v. Ross were scheduled for 70 minutes but ran to nearly double that as the Supreme Court weighed California's Proposition 12

Iowa farm groups joined opposition to a California law that would regulate how pork sold in the state is produced, with the goal of improving animal welfare.

The case pitted most of the pork producers in the U.S. against a California law enacted by referendum by lopsided margins.

(WASHINGTON) -- The Supreme Court justices appeared deeply conflicted on Tuesday over the treatment of pregnant pigs, the prices consumers pay at the grocery store and California's attempt to shape the pork industry with a ban on meat from mother sows kept in too narrowly confined spaces. An oral argument in the case, National Pork

Iowa pork producers could be in trouble if the U.S. Supreme Court agrees that a California law regulating how pork sold in that state is produced, trade groups say.