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Three-year port contract pleases US beef association

08/08/2017

The US Meat Export Federation (USMEF) has said it is pleased with a three-year extension of the labour contract covering 29 West Coast ports. The industry had been severely affected by port strikes in 2014 which clogged up the supply chain and led some overseas buyers to seek meat from other markets.  USMEF CEO Philip Seng said: “The contract...

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