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1.42 billion chicken wings to be eaten Super Bowl Sunday
The NCC reports that there is no chicken wing shortage during the battle for the Lombardi Trophy.
Higher food prices projected for Super Bowl LVI weekend
Boneless prepared wings are up to 26% more expensive than last year and steak is up 28%.
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Meat consumers want more than absence labels – AFIA CEO, Constance Cullman, spoke at IPPE as part of the Animal Agriculture Sustainability Summit last week and discussed the different types of consumers and their needs.
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