Biden's New Meat Processing Plan Will Help Iowa Farmers
The Biden Administration announced Monday that they will spend $1 billion of American Rescue Plan funds to expand independent processing capacity.
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The Biden Administration announced Monday that they will spend $1 billion of American Rescue Plan funds to expand independent processing capacity.
Meat industries tore into President Biden for his plan to tackle high prices in the grocery store, saying that it is a 'solution searching for a problem.'
The United States will issue new rules and $1 billion in funding this year to support independent meat processors and ranchers as part of a plan to address a lack of “meaningful competition” in the meat sector, President Joe Biden said on Monday. The initiative comes amid rising concerns that a handful of big beef, pork and poultry companies have too much control over the American meat market, allowing them to dictate wholesale and retail pricing to profit at the expense of their suppliers and customers. A recent White House analysis found that the top four meatpacker companies https://w...
Ohio meat packing facilities currently have a significant backlog, with some places fully booked until 2023. That’s why the Ohio Department of Development, in partnership with the Ohio Department of Agriculture, recently announced new meat processing grants of up to $250,000.
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