Beef is what's for dinner, eh? Supermarkets add cheaper Canadian products
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Beef is what's for dinner, eh? Supermarkets add cheaper Canadian products

Published: 30 Jan. 2025, 17:49
A consumer browses the beef selection at a market in Seoul on Jan. 30. [YONHAP]

A consumer browses the beef selection at a market in Seoul on Jan. 30. [YONHAP]

 
A consumer browses the beef selection at a market in Seoul on Jan. 30.
 
With no end to exchange rate woes in sight, supermarkets are diversifying their sourcing for beef, with a shift toward Canadian products, which are some 10 percent cheaper than U.S. and Australian beef.
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