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The White House takes aim at soaring beef prices as food inflation rears its head,
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We are exclusively reporting that a group of President Trump's top advisors are looking to tackle soaring beef prices as the administration ramps up efforts to combat food inflation.
Steak and ground beef have hit record highs this year,
but as economics reporter Chelsea Delaney explains,
there's no easy way to bring down prices, which have climbed steadily since 2021.
And that inflation is becoming a bit of an economic headache for the Trump administration.
A lot of food prices are continuing to climb quite a lot.
So it's not just beef.
It's also bananas.