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The United States Customs and Border Protection removed the phrase “lean beef trimmings” from the new 80,000-ton tariff quota for Argentine beef and replaced it with “beef products,” an issue that had raised concerns within the industry. The initial decree, signed by Donald Trump, had indicated that the new quota — currently granted only for 2026 — would be limited to lean cuts and trimmings for hamburger production, likely aimed at reassuring US cattle producers.
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