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Record-high beef prices in Maine force farmers and restaurants to raise prices or cut menu items, amid rising costs and strong demand.
Maine farmers and restaurants face record-high beef prices due to rising feed, fuel, electricity, and tax costs, forcing some to raise prices despite community pressure.
Farmers like the Sinisis and Buckleys struggle to balance profitability with affordability, while restaurants cut beef dishes in favor of chicken and pork.
Consumers are buying less meat, and food banks see increased donations.
Supply remains low, demand high, and relief is not expected soon, with flank steak priced between $14 and $18 per pound locally.
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