There is a project management concept that goes by several different names, like the Golden Triangle or the Unattainable Triangle, but the theory is clear. Imagine a triangle with three points: fast, cheap, and good. You can pick the two things in a project that you want, but you will not get the third. For example, if you want a product that is fast and cheap, the quality will not be good. You can get something that’s good and fast, but it will not come cheaply.
The meat industry in the United States has managed to shatter that theory. If you want meat products in this country you can get everything you would want: