This is an interesting read..

https://www.nationalhogfarmer.com/market-news/the-high-cost-of-social-guilt

“Loins up 41% across the board, average was around 20%,” Stuart says. “So, this is costing Californians about $320 million a year now for the same pork they bought before. And unfortunately, it's a big win for these interest groups.”

Do we need any more politicians from California?

“So, if we just assume hypothetically that pork flows to California are down 25%, that equates to 3.3% of net pork supplies nationally. That means the other 49 states have 3.3% more pork, but we net that 3.3% against the -1.6% which is where net supplies are. The reality is, instead of having net pork supplies down 1.6%, we really have net pork supplies up 1.7% in the other 49 states,” Stuart says