Donald Trump Accused of Napping During Oval Office American Beef Event: It’s ‘Bedtime’ for ‘Sleepy Don,’ Critics Say

Vegetable orders side of Beef to make you think prices are falling

As of Sept. 1, the Trump administration allowed up to 300,000 metric tons of beef into the U.S. from other countries without a tariff. It’s a move that Trump…

President Donald Trump targets beef industry

President Donald Trump signed two executive orders that create a program to help farmers process and sell their own meat on Friday and directing cabinet members to review regulations that may permit mandatory country of origin labeling.

Donald Trump accused of napping during Oval Office American Beef event: It’s ‘bedtime’ for ‘Sleepy Don,’ critics say

President Donald Trump is facing another round of accusations that he fell asleep during an official White House event after cameras captured him repeatedly closing his eyes as members of his administration discussed the American beef industry, Wonderwall.com can report. Trump, 80, was seated behind the Resolute Desk on September 4 alongside Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins and ranchers from around the country after signing two executive ord…

Trump Says Tariff-Free Beef Imports Coming From Brazil, Argentina

Tariff-Free Beef Imports Announced President Donald Trump announced Friday, Sept. 4. that the United States will import up to 300,000 metric tons of beef from Brazil and Argentina without subjecting them to out-of-quota tariffs, according to reports from multiple outlets. The president made the statement during an Oval Office event with ranchers and farmers. He said the measure is intended to lower the price of ground beef for American consumers…

Trump Orders USDA To Explore Restoring Beef-Origin Labeling

The order is intended to promote American beef and ensure transparency for consumers.

Trump orders changes to support ranchers, increase beef market competition - Iowa Agribusiness Radio Network

President Donald Trump signed two executive orders Friday aimed at strengthening the U.S. cattle industry, increasing competition and expanding opportunities for ranchers and smaller meat processors. USDA said one order directs stronger enforcement of the Packers and Stockyards Act and calls for USDA to coordinate with the Justice Department on livestock-market competition. It also directs […]