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Trump Is Importing Beef China Rejected #kashkhan #food

10 Sept 2026 · 1 min

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In this video, Kashif Khan warns that the Trump administration’s plan to import 300,000 tons of Argentine beef will devastate American ranching. He cites a chart showing the U.S. cattle herd at its lowest level since 1951 and notes that roughly 162,000 farms have closed since 2017, with 107,000 beef cattle operations lost in five years—about 60 farms per day. Khan argues the policy aims to fix U.S. beef prices by bringing in cheaper, tariff‑free imports that undercut domestic producers. He adds a food‑safety concern: five months before the deal, China rejected an Argentine beef shipment because it contained chloramphenicol, an antibiotic banned in the U.S. due to its link to fatal aplastic anemia and the absence of a safe residue level. Khan concludes by urging viewers to support local farmers and build community food networks to protect families, and he asks them to follow his daily posts.

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So Trump is about to import 300,000 tons of beef from Argentina. It's going to finish what's left of American ranching. Just look at this chart. The American cattle herd just hit its lowest level since 1951. Roughly 162,000 American farms have closed since 2017. Beef cattle operations alone lost close to 107,000 farms in 5 years. That's nearly 60 every single day. And their plan to fix the price of American beef is to fly in cheaper beef from somewhere else tariff-free and sell it below market price. But it gets worse. 5 months before this deal, China turned away a shipment of beef from that same country at the port. The reason was a chemical called chloramphenicol, an antibiotic that's banned for use in food and animals in the United States. They found it causes aplastic anemia— that's bone marrow failure— and it's often irreversible and often fatal. There's no known safe level for it in food. And that's why it's so important to support and create connections with local farmers and build a whole community that can protect you and your family from what's about to happen. Make sure to follow because I post stuff like this every single day.