Trump Seeks ‘Made in U.S.A.’ Labels on Beef as Import Rule Angers Ranchers

New York Times - Sep 17, 2026

The Agriculture Department hopes Americans will pay more for U.S. beef, in an attempt to appease ranchers upset over increased, cheaper imports.

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