Beef Price Sticker Shock
Beef prices are going up with ground beef up 9 percent in a year, reports CNBC's Jane Wells. And it doesn't look like it will come down any time this summer.
Beef Retail Prices Up
Lean ground beef is up 21 percent to $4.81 per pound, reports CNBC's Jane Wells. And it could turn more consumers to cheaper cuts of meat.
Some cutting back amid high beef prices
Some shoppers are buying less beef since this month's report that wholesale beef prices have hit an all time high. Full story
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The rising cost of feed is pushing beef prices higher, reports CNBC's Jane Wells.
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Employees at meat processing plant Willy Selten in Oss work on Feb. 15 after Dutch officials raided the factory believed to be mixing horsemeat and beef and selling it on as pure beef. Around 10 countries are so far affected by Europe's spiralling food crisis, in which horsemeat has ended up in mill
