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American, Mexican, and Canadian cattle producers sign joint statement

2024-05-15 22:27:14| Beef

Leaders from NCBA, CNOG, and CCA sign joint statement advocating for oversight of lab-grown proteins, protecting cattle, and promoting industry sustainability.


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