President Trump is expected to sign an executive order focused on the beef industry this Friday, according to an announcement from the White House. This action follows a policy shift implemented last month, in which the administration announced a 90-day pause on higher “out-of-quota” tariff rates for ground beef imports. Under this temporary measure, up to 300,000 metric tons of ground beef are permitted to enter the United States without being subject to the elevated tariff rate.

While the White House has confirmed the upcoming signing, specific details regarding the content of the new executive order have not been fully disclosed. The previous tariff adjustment was framed by the administration as a measure to manage supply and trade flows. The upcoming order is expected to further address industry-specific regulations or trade conditions, though the administration has yet to clarify if this is a direct follow-up to the tariff pause or a separate initiative aimed at domestic production or processing standards.