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Mercosur wanted an over-400,000-tonne beef quota

Mercosur countries secured a 99,000t beef quota in the trade deal with the EU, but they wanted much more.

NEWS 2 July 2025

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Heydon has high hopes for Irish exports to Japan

Heydon has high hopes for Irish exports to Japan

NEWS 19 June 2025

Farmers have responded to big market forces

Farmers have responded to big market forces

NORTHERN IRELAND 18 June 2025

NI agri food is not sustainable, MLAs told

NI agri food is not sustainable, MLAs told

NI agri food is not sustainable, MLAs told

NORTHERN IRELAND 4 June 2025

Pragmatic Brexit now on agenda for both UK and EU

Pragmatic Brexit now on agenda for both UK and EU

Pragmatic Brexit now on agenda for both UK and EU

NEWS 23 May 2025

EU-UK alignment agreement will bolster Irish dairy trade - DII

EU-UK alignment agreement will bolster Irish dairy trade - DII

The agreement will see an alignment of sanitary and phytosanitary rules and remove the need for export health certificates and most port inspections.

NEWS 3 April 2025

EU and UK to cut Brexit red tape

EU and UK to cut Brexit red tape

Reset of UK relations with the European Union to include a deal that would eliminate veterinary certificates and most port inspections for animal and plant-based goods.

NEWS 3 April 2025

EU-UK veterinary deal in pipeline

EU-UK veterinary deal in pipeline

The EU and UK took a first step this week towards removing post-Brexit bureaucracy for goods of animal and plant origin, but the details have to be worked out.

NEWS 3 April 2025

EU and UK unveil plan to cut Brexit bureaucracy

EU and UK unveil plan to cut Brexit bureaucracy

The EU and UK met for a post-Brexit reset summit in London and revealed a framework to negotiate an SPS deal to eliminate veterinary certificates and slash inspections.

NEWS 3 April 2025

Long way from US vice president’s positive comments to a trade deal for the UK

Long way from US vice president’s positive comments to a trade deal for the UK

UK look to be in favour for a trade deal with the US but acceptance of food production standards is a major hurdle with no simple compromise.

NEWS 3 April 2025

Trump tariffs are what Brexit could have been

Trump tariffs are what Brexit could have been

Tariff announcement by President Trump no worse than expected, but the impact will still be damaging for Irish exports.

NEWS 3 April 2025

Trump tariffs: Dairygold and Tirlán urge cautious response

Trump tariffs: Dairygold and Tirlán urge cautious response

Michael Harte of Dairygold and John Murphy of Tirlán have called for a cool assessment of the US tariff threat before any action is taken.

NEWS 3 April 2025

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