Goods exports slipped marginally by 2.59% to $34.47 billion compared to $35.39 billion in September 2022, while imports fell a steeper 15% to $53.84 billion against $63.37 billion a year earlier.
Tyson Foods: The company hiked prices last year to offset spiraling feed and labor costs, but has been hit in 2023 by lower prices in core protein segments, such as pork. The company has also struggled to predict sales and previously said reduced demand for beef made it difficult to pass on higher costs to consumers.
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