Imports

Mirror clauses in international trade

Production standard equivalence for imports is a regular point of friction in international trade.

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Support needed for €4m storm damage in horticulture - Organic Trust

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Agri-exports still look mostly eastwards

DEALER 19 February 2025

Support needed for €4m storm damage in horticulture - Organic Trust

The trust, which represents over 2,200 Irish organic growers and processors, has penned a letter to Minister of State Michael Healy Rae saying that 10% of its membership was affected by the storm.

NEWS 25 January 2025

Agri-exports still look mostly eastwards

Ireland's dependence on exports to the US is a trend that agri-food bucks. It might matter soon if a trade and tariff war breaks out.

DEALER 25 January 2025

Brussels pledges to ‘level the playing field’ on food imports

The Commission has pledged to ensure imported goods come closer to EU standards than they have before in a new roadmap published for agriculture.

NEWS 25 January 2025

Tillage farmers hit out at grain import volume

Farmers had the chance to speak to Minister of Agriculture Martin Heydon at the Irish Grain Growers Group AGM on Friday.

NEWS 25 January 2025

Tánaiste pushes for resumption of Irish beef access to China

The Tánaiste hosted a visit from Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi on Monday morning in Dublin.

NEWS 25 January 2025

Rollins confirmed as US agriculture secretary

New US agriculture secretary confirmed by senate and sets about major policy changes in USDA.

NEWS 25 January 2025

Irish grain must be recognised in same way as beef - IGGG

Bobby Miller spoke to the Irish Farmers Journal ahead of the IGGG annual general meeting in Portlaoise on Friday, where he appealed for more growers to join the group.

NEWS 25 January 2025

Trump set to send world economy into a nosedive

A tariff for the EU will affect Ireland more than other EU members given the high export share, but may not be the end of the damage.

OPINION 25 January 2025

MRL rules for banned products 'hypocritical' – commissioner

The European commissioner told the IFA AGM that current standards on imports to the EU are hypocritical.

NEWS 25 January 2025

EASYFIX launches revolutionary slurry aeration system - ePulse

Suitable for existing and new tanks - 60% TAMS approved. Agitates slurry. Improves safety. Enhances nutrients.

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Imports

Imports

Mirror clauses in international trade

MOST READ STORIES

Vegetable farmer views: ‘we can't turn to a spray to deal with a problem’

Gerry Boyle: tariffs a flawed legacy from a distant time

Support needed for €4m storm damage in horticulture - Organic Trust

Support needed for €4m storm damage in horticulture - Organic Trust

Agri-exports still look mostly eastwards

Agri-exports still look mostly eastwards

Support needed for €4m storm damage in horticulture - Organic Trust

Agri-exports still look mostly eastwards

Brussels pledges to ‘level the playing field’ on food imports

Tillage farmers hit out at grain import volume

Tánaiste pushes for resumption of Irish beef access to China

Rollins confirmed as US agriculture secretary

Irish grain must be recognised in same way as beef - IGGG

Trump set to send world economy into a nosedive

MRL rules for banned products 'hypocritical' – commissioner

EASYFIX launches revolutionary slurry aeration system - ePulse

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