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Beef prices have risen dramatically over the past two years. Restaurant owners and everyday consumers are getting hit hard, with some places seeing prices jump 40% in just two years. Americans now eat more chicken than beef, largely because it’s cheaper and more affordable.

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"The big pricing story at the grocery store right now is chicken, not beef. Chicken prices have increased faster than beef in many parts of the country, yet the media is largely avoiding the topic — and we all know why. Chicken is supply-managed, and few are willing to criticize supply management ahead of the CUSMA review."

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