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The article analyses possible variants of growth of the level of consumption of meat products (beef, pork, and poultry … unclaimed 190 thousand tonnes of pork and 210 tonnes of poultry could be exported. …
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. The model incorporates both behavioral and biological equations to project beef, pork, and broiler quantities and prices …
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A project financed by the Institute for Feed Education & Research (IFEEDER) on behalf of the American Feed Industry Association (AFIA) and The Council on Food, Agricultural and Resource Economics (C-FARE)
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Farm, wholesale, and retail prices for beef and pork show significant evidence of asymmetric price interactions. All …
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Shifts in the distribution of income tended to increase the demand for beef and decrease the demand for pork and … estimate its effect on the demands for beef, pork, and chicken The article shows how income distribution will affect market …
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A recently published model of the livestock-meat economy is used to illustrate modifications that permit us to obtain a reasonable and consistent set of projected values to 1980. Ecollomic theory and an understanding of the industry were used to introduce a set of assumptions about institutional...
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study, two focus groups were conducted to explore consumers’ attitudes toward all-natural and organic pork and to gather … coupled with the all-natural label on pork products as identifying potential health and animal welfare risks. In response to … the USDA standards and policies for labeling pork products as organic or all-natural, participants expressed confusion and …
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is particularly true for pork. Factors contributing to the gap between pork supply and consumption include production … over-reporting, loss and waste in the pork supply chain, pork consumed away from home (FAFH), and a mismatch in the Chinese … household members but live in urban areas for much of the year). Our estimates indicate that over-reporting of pork production …
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