The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) has significantly revised down its reported beef export sales for late June, reducing the figure by 90%. This adjustment follows widespread skepticism from traders and analysts who found the initial report of 126,062 tonnes to be highly improbable, given that it vastly exceeded typical purchase volumes for some importing countries. The revision has amplified concerns about the accuracy and objectivity of USDA data, particularly in light of recent staff reductions and previous underestimations of crop data. AI
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