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U.S. beef prices rose 15% due to low cattle supply from drought and disease, affecting small butchers and boosting sausage sales.
Beef prices in the U.S. have risen 15% year-over-year, the largest increase among major meats, due to a decline in the cattle population to its lowest level since 1973, driven by drought and disease.
Small butcher shops like The Country Butcher in Tolland, Connecticut, face challenges as large retailers secure more supply, limiting availability and pushing prices higher.
Consumers are shifting to alternatives like sausage, which saw a 20% sales increase.
Despite financial strain, shop owners remain optimistic, citing past resilience and expecting market stability to return.
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