![]() included, is not demand driven but supply driven: it’s pushed more by the actions of the meat industry and not so much by the desires of our buds.” As Zaraska (2016) writes, “increasing meat consumption around the globe, the U.S. Thus it is safe to say that, like any other products, the need for meat is not genuine, but rather “manufactured” by the producers. It is reasonable to expect successful advertisements to increase demand for meat and hence, if one changes the method in advertising, it can result in changes in revenues and vice versa (Hyde & Foster, 2003). This increase in meat value is plausibly affected by the meat industry’s hard effort in advertising. Cattle and calf production has been increasing rapidly, from 37 billion dollars in 2010 to 60 billion dollars in 2015, according to the United States Department of Agriculture Economic Research Service (2017). has been dropping in the recent years, the value of US. Although total beef consumption in the U.S.
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