That is precisely right. One of the problems with Russia now is that they do not have open markets. We are trying to encourage that. It so happens that chickens are a huge business in Russia, and the American chicken is more economically produced, is a better quality, and is preferred by Russians.
David Cay Johnston: “That is precisely right. One of the problems with Russia now is that they do not have open markets. We are trying to…”
On the recordMarch 28, 1996
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Discussing the challenges of open markets in Russia and the American chicken industry.
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