Poultry Exports Face European Tariffs and Propaganda
An AP report from Siloam Springs notes European Union tariff hikes and a French publicity campaign accusing US poultry of using hormones. Experts blame France for anti US sentiment while England fears Newcastle disease. U.S. exports shrank, risking jobs and prices in Arkansas and across the sector. Major figures include W H Simmons of the American Institute of Poultry Industries and Arkansas firms. The article traces how tariff changes since June last year crushed export volumes and sent producers toward domestic markets.
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