South Dakota Cattlemen Push Back on Trump's On-Farm Processing Plan
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South Dakota cattle producers criticized President Trump's plan to expand on-farm meat processing, arguing that federal inspection safeguards public health and consumer trust; they urge preserving uniform inspection standards, oppose weakening rules, and call to reject an additional import allocation while urging lawmakers to defend meat inspection standards.
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