McHale Attacks High Meat Prices
Pennsylvania Secretary of Agriculture McHale criticizes meat price rises as unjustified by producers. He urges the Price Commission to target supermarket chains and processors, not controls on raw agricultural products. He cites Grayson on profit-report deadlines and calls for scrutiny of margins and markups by food firms.
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Pennfield Corp Leader Outlines Growth at Lancaster Club
Robert Graybill president of Pennfield Corp spoke to the Lancaster Advertising Club about a one year old firm formed in 1971 from Miller & Bushong and D. E. Horn. He said Pennfield will expand markets for farmers products and launch new Pennfield labeled foods backed by advertising.
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Meat price debate cited by farmer reformer
The farmer argues a four cent retail meat price rise hides a 20 cent per pound spread. He claims beef shortages are myths and that per capita meat and pork supplies will rise in 1972. He cites marketing margins rising since 1949 from 19 to about 37 cents for beef and pork, claiming the system has doubled its margins while both farmers and consumers lose.
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