Tension in Texas over Argentine beef: ranchers questioned Trump just as he excluded the country from his new mega-quota
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At the beginning of August, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) ordered the withdrawal of nearly 13.4 metric tons of Argentine beef from the markets in Texas and Florida. This enforcement action has triggered significant tension among Texas livestock producers, who have questioned Donald Trump's decision.
The dispute coincides with the exclusion of Argentina from a new U.S. mega-quota for beef imports, intensifying friction between local agricultural stakeholders and federal trade policy under the Trump administration.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Focuses on Texas cattle ranchers questioning Trump over beef exclusions.
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