Al Jazeera English Argentina’s booming beef exports spark domestic price worries

Argentina’s beef exports are booming, sparking tension over who eats first: locals or the world.
The Pampas region and Buenos Aires are central to one of the world’s largest cattle markets.
The US will raise purchases from 33,000 to 80,000 tonnes annually, boosting producers.
Years of interventionist policies have left cattle stocks low, raising domestic prices.
Some beef cuts have risen 20% despite the Milei government reducing inflation.
Locals worry exports threaten traditional meals and affordability in Argentina.
The US-Argentina trade deal also aims to limit Chinese influence while supporting Milei.

Al Jazeera’s Teresa Bo reports from Buenos Aires.

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