So can you maybe explain to me why we are importing pork into the United States and poultry into the United States when the American farmer is capable of producing these in nearly unlimited capacity?
Eric Sorensen: “So can you maybe explain to me why we are importing pork into the United States and poultry into the United States when…”
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Challenges the necessity of importing pork and poultry given U.S. production capacity.
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