Surely the company now knows beef prices are skyrocketing! So why can't they pass it on? The end buyer must accept the higher prices or WLD should NOT enter the contract. Wasn't this the built in protection of the business model. Is that reasonable or do they then run risk of ships sitting idle if they can't source beef elsewhere. Please explain.
Why accept lower margins
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