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How Proposition 12 Impacted Pork Prices In California

Summary By: | Original Study By: Hawkins, H., Arita, S., & Meyer, S. (2024) | Published: June 26, 2024
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This examination of the early effects of California's Proposition 12 found significant price increases for products covered by the regulations after partial implementation in July 2023.

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External Link:
https://s.giannini.ucop.edu/uploads/pub/2024/03/19/v27n...
Aeneas Koosis
Meet the Author:
Aeneas Koosis is a food scientist and community nutrition advocate, holding degrees in Dairy Chemistry and Plant Protein Chemistry. He is currently working towards a PhD in Nutrition, concentrating on enhancing public health through meaningful improvements in grocery store design and practices.

Citations:

Hawkins, H., Arita, S., & Meyer, S. (2024). Proposition 12 pork retail price impacts on California consumers. ARE Update, 27(3), 5-8.

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Animals Used for Food English Factory Farming Living Conditions Meat / Animal Product Consumption North America Strategies United States

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