MORE WINNING! After 14 Year Ban, China Welcomes Back US Beef To Their Multibillion-Dollar Market You re gonna be so proud of your country. We re gonna win so much. We re gonna win at every level. We re gonna win so much, you may even get tired of winning. You may even get so tired of winning, and you ll say,  Please, please it s too much winning! We can t take it anymore. Mr. President, it s too much!    Candidate Donald Trump, May, 2016President Trump tweeted about an exciting new opportunity for US cattle farmers, as China lifts 14 year ban on American beef imports: After 14 years, U.S. beef hits Chinese market. Trade deal an exciting opportunity for agriculture. During his Senate hearing to be confirmed as ambassador to China, then-Gov. Terry Branstad said he would prefer to serve Iowa beef   not cuts from Australia   at the U.S. Embassy there.He won t get that wish yet, but the prime rib he slices into Friday when joined in Beijing by U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue and Chinese government officials to ceremonially mark the return of U.S. beef to China after a 14-year ban will be from closer to home   Nebraska.The meat shipped last week by a South Omaha meatpacker was reported to be the first shipment of U.S. beef to China since 2003 after officials sealed a long-sought trade deal this month. This is a big deal. It s definitely very positive news,  said Lee Schulz, an Iowa State University Extension livestock economist.But Schulz cautioned overcoming the political hurdles that had prevented U.S. beef exports to China over fears associated with mad cow disease are only the first step. It will be some time before American beef becomes  it s what s for dinner  for nearly 1.4 billion Chinese.He described the Chinese market for U.S. beef as  in its infancy  in terms of its impact on Iowa and U.S. producers and processors.The market today is  very different  from 2003, according to Chris Freland, executive director of the Iowa Beef Industry Council. Still, what she saw while visiting China earlier this year makes her believe U.S. beef producers have  an exciting opportunity  to move into the Chinese market. There are a lot of people there   and a rising middle class who can add beef to their diet,  she said.China is projected to become the largest beef market in the world and a major destination for U.S. beef products, according to American Farm Bureau Federation economist Katelyn McCullock. Adding to the market potential is China s changing taste, McCullock said.In 2003, much of the market there was offal   tongues, kidneys and livers, for example. Today, there has been demand for higher-value  muscle cuts  or steak.Before China closed the door on U.S. beef, it imported $70 million worth of beef annually, with the United States supplying 80 percent of that. Today, China imports about $2.6 billion worth of beef every year. Last year, Chinese beef imports totaled 601,000 tons and demand is expected to increase ninefold in four years. So if we can even have a portion of that coming back for Iowa producers, that s a celebration for producer profitability,  Freland said.For entire story: The Gazette left-news
more winning after year ban china welcomes back us beef to their market you gon na proud country we gon na win much we gon na win every level we gon na win much may even get tired winning you may even get tired winning say please please much winning we take anymore president much candidate donald trump may trump tweeted exciting new opportunity us cattle farmers china lifts year ban american beef imports after years beef hits chinese market trade deal exciting opportunity agriculture during senate hearing confirmed ambassador china terry barnstar said would prefer serve iowa beef cuts australia embassy get wish yet prime rib slices friday joined beijing department agriculture secretary sony purdue chinese government officials ceremonial mark return beef china ban closer home meat shipped last week south omaha meatpacker reported first shipment beef china since officials sealed trade deal month this big deal it definitely positive news said lee chul iowa state university extension livestock chul cautioned overcoming political hurdles prevented beef exports china fears associated mad cow disease first step it time american beef becomes dinner nearly billion described chinese market beef infancy terms impact iowa producers market today different according chris ireland executive director iowa beef industry council still saw visiting china earlier year makes believe beef producers exciting opportunity move chinese market there lot people rising middle class add beef diet projected become largest beef market world major destination beef products according american farm bureau federation economist lately mccullock adding market potential china changing taste mccullock much market off tongues kidneys lives example today demand muscle cuts china closed door beef imported million worth beef annually united states supplying percent today china imports billion worth beef every year last year chinese beef imports totaled tons demand expected increase ninefold four years so even portion coming back iowa producers celebration producer profitability ireland entire story the gazette
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: MORE WINNING! After 14 Year Ban, China Welcomes Back US Beef To Their Multibillion-Dollar Market You re gonna be so proud of your country. We re gonna win so much. We re gonna win at every level. We re gonna win so much, you may even get tired of winning. You may even get so tired of winning, and you ll say,  Please, please it s too much winning! We can t take it anymore. Mr. President, it s too much!    Candidate Donald Trump, May, 2016President Trump tweeted about an exciting new opportunity for US cattle farmers, as China lifts 14 year ban on American beef imports: After 14 years, U.S. beef hits Chinese market. Trade deal an exciting opportunity for agriculture. During his Senate hearing to be confirmed as ambassador to China, then-Gov. Terry Branstad said he would prefer to serve Iowa beef   not cuts from Australia   at the U.S. Embassy there.He won t get that wish yet, but the prime rib he slices into Friday when joined in Beijing by U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue and Chinese government officials to ceremonially mark the return of U.S. beef to China after a 14-year ban will be from closer to home   Nebraska.The meat shipped last week by a South Omaha meatpacker was reported to be the first shipment of U.S. beef to China since 2003 after officials sealed a long-sought trade deal this month. This is a big deal. It s definitely very positive news,  said Lee Schulz, an Iowa State University Extension livestock economist.But Schulz cautioned overcoming the political hurdles that had prevented U.S. beef exports to China over fears associated with mad cow disease are only the first step. It will be some time before American beef becomes  it s what s for dinner  for nearly 1.4 billion Chinese.He described the Chinese market for U.S. beef as  in its infancy  in terms of its impact on Iowa and U.S. producers and processors.The market today is  very different  from 2003, according to Chris Freland, executive director of the Iowa Beef Industry Council. Still, what she saw while visiting China earlier this year makes her believe U.S. beef producers have  an exciting opportunity  to move into the Chinese market. There are a lot of people there   and a rising middle class who can add beef to their diet,  she said.China is projected to become the largest beef market in the world and a major destination for U.S. beef products, according to American Farm Bureau Federation economist Katelyn McCullock. Adding to the market potential is China s changing taste, McCullock said.In 2003, much of the market there was offal   tongues, kidneys and livers, for example. Today, there has been demand for higher-value  muscle cuts  or steak.Before China closed the door on U.S. beef, it imported $70 million worth of beef annually, with the United States supplying 80 percent of that. Today, China imports about $2.6 billion worth of beef every year. Last year, Chinese beef imports totaled 601,000 tons and demand is expected to increase ninefold in four years. So if we can even have a portion of that coming back for Iowa producers, that s a celebration for producer profitability,  Freland said.For entire story: The Gazette left-news
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: more winning after year ban china welcomes back us beef to their market you gon na proud country we gon na win much we gon na win every level we gon na win much may even get tired winning you may even get tired winning say please please much winning we take anymore president much candidate donald trump may trump tweeted exciting new opportunity us cattle farmers china lifts year ban american beef imports after years beef hits chinese market trade deal exciting opportunity agriculture during senate hearing confirmed ambassador china terry barnstar said would prefer serve iowa beef cuts australia embassy get wish yet prime rib slices friday joined beijing department agriculture secretary sony purdue chinese government officials ceremonial mark return beef china ban closer home meat shipped last week south omaha meatpacker reported first shipment beef china since officials sealed trade deal month this big deal it definitely positive news said lee chul iowa state university extension livestock chul cautioned overcoming political hurdles prevented beef exports china fears associated mad cow disease first step it time american beef becomes dinner nearly billion described chinese market beef infancy terms impact iowa producers market today different according chris ireland executive director iowa beef industry council still saw visiting china earlier year makes believe beef producers exciting opportunity move chinese market there lot people rising middle class add beef diet projected become largest beef market world major destination beef products according american farm bureau federation economist lately mccullock adding market potential china changing taste mccullock much market off tongues kidneys lives example today demand muscle cuts china closed door beef imported million worth beef annually united states supplying percent today china imports billion worth beef every year last year chinese beef imports totaled tons demand expected increase ninefold four years so even portion coming back iowa producers celebration producer profitability ireland entire story the gazette