Posted by rrlund on April 17, 2018 at 07:13:00 from (69.36.53.86):
In Reply to: Re: Tariff Question posted by Jon f mn on April 17, 2018 at 06:58:48:
Come on Jon,I didn't single you out. Read the original post though,then go straight to ALGs response and tell me what it has to do with the question. These things go straight off the rails in minutes. It's just inviting more comments that don't address the original topic. I can see why Larry always tried to change the subject.
If Smithfield provides all the pork to retailers in a certain area of the country and it's not available,they'll have to go farther out to source the product and that'll add cost,that's all I'm saying. It might not be a lot,but it'll be a cost that the retailers will have to bare or pass on to consumers. I'm not saying it'll effect wholesale prices. The same thing happens when we talk about any ag product. No,it won't change the finite world supply,but selling things to a different country can change the port that it has to be shipped out of and changes basis,meaning the local elevator could be paying a lot less than they would have otherwise.
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