Why America Is Importing Argentine Beef as the U.S. Cattle Herd Struggles
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Why America Is Importing Argentine Beef as the U.S. Cattle Herd Struggles
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America’s cattle herd has fallen to historic lows after years of drought, wildfires, rising costs and disruptions involving cattle from Mexico, including New World screwworm. Now the United States is bringing in substantially more Argentine beef in an effort to increase supply and ease beef prices.
In this episode of the Vlogging Pod, I look at what kind of Argentine beef is actually being imported, how imported meat is inspected, concerns raised by previous inspection failures, and what increased foreign competition could mean for American cattle producers trying to rebuild the domestic herd. The question isn't simply whether imported beef can lower prices today. It's what greater dependence on foreign beef could mean for America's food supply tomorrow.
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