U.S. meat group to strive to regain market

U.S. meat group to strive to regain market

TOKYO, Japan - Philip Seng (C), president and chief executive officer of the U.S. Meat Export Federation, and top officials eat beef sandwiches during a press briefing in Tokyo on Sept. 20 as part of efforts to promote U.S. beef sales in Japan.

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