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U.S. airlines grapple with 'unfair tax' that adds to aircraft supply disruption
WASHINGTON/CHICAGO (Reuters) - U.S. airlines are scrambling to digest a new 10% tariff on European-made Airbus planes that threaten additional havoc in an aircraft supply market already reeling from frozen deliveries of Boeing Co's 737 MAX. The tariff on Airbus planes creates uncertainty for aircraft delivery terms much like the global grounding of Boeing's 737 MAX in March after two fatal crashes and comes at a time of threats to international air travel demand in the midst of slowing global economic growth and trade disputes.
UPDATE 1-JBS USA to remove growth drug from supply chain, opening door for more pork sales to China
U.S. meat packer JBS USA will remove the growth drug ractopamine from its supply chain to increase export opportunities, the company said on Friday, opening the door for bigger pork sales to China. China, the world's largest pork consumer, is expected to ramp up imports because its hog herd has been decimated by an outbreak of African swine fever, a fatal pig disease.
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