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Historic cattle shortages push US beef prices to record highs
Historic cattle shortages in the US are driving beef prices to record highs due to high feed costs and drought, which have reduced herds to their lowest levels in 60 years. Increased demand from protein-hungry consumers is further exacerbating the situation.
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