Meat Boycott Yields First Victory in Major Chain Price Cuts
Grand Union Co, the nation’s 10th largest chain, cut beef pork lamb and veal prices by at least 10 cents per pound below Nixon ceiling levels, extending through April. President Charles G. Rodman said the action was triggered by the nationwide meat boycott, though other major chains did not follow suit.
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Meat boycott rattles meat prices and spreads nationwide
The National Beef Packing Co will close its Liberal Kansas plant today and keep it closed until prices improve. About 500 workers lose jobs while producers withhold cattle in hope of 46 to 47 cents a pound. Retail prices show mixed movement as wholesalers react and some regions report declines. FIT leaders push extended boycotts and a 20 percent price rollback amid ongoing talks and possible presidential action.
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