South African farmers and labor unions say the European Union is selling chicken legs, thighs and wings at below cost -- threatening local companies and jobs. EU producers make enough money marketing chicken breasts in their home market, so dark meat is sold as a waste product. Europe says its farmers are simply more competitive than their peers in South Africa.
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