Ridiculously high beef prices are a big problem at portfolio name Texas Roadhouse and many of its casual dining peers. The White House wants to help lower costs. But can it make a difference? Facing increasing political pressure over rising food costs, President Donald Trump has taken many steps to address the issue. On Thursday, Trump removed 40% tariffs on Brazilian food products, including beef and coffee. Last Friday, he exempted many agricultural imports, including certain beef products, from higher tariff rates. A day earlier, the White House announced trade agreements with several Latin American nations — including Argentina, from which Trump wants to boost beef import quotas. Earlier this month, Trump announced a Justice Department probe into meatpacking companies he says are drivi

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