To reduce prices for U.S. consumers and boost American exports, the U.S. government should waive the 140 birds-per-minute (BPM) cap on how many chickens can be handled by factory workers.
This is relevant in light of a new push by the National Chicken Council to repeal the Obama-era cap on how many birds-per-minute can be killed.
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