Beef isn't for dinner anymore as Americans devour cheaper pork
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Chicago
AMERICANS' love affair with beef is fizzling.
In the US, a country known for drive-thru burger joints and over-sized steaks, demand for the meat on a per-person basis is slumping to the lowest in more than four decades.
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