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Why did Micheál Martin say what he said about Mercosur being negotiated 'in the round' alongside the nitrates derogation and CAP.
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Next week's CAP protest is about the brass tacks issue of funding for farmers across the next 10 years, but Micheál Martin and the Irish Government are walking a fine line in Brussels these days.
Sinn Féin spokesperson on Agriculture Martin Kenny has said he is very concerned about the continual erosion of the CAP budget.
The nitrates derogation, Mercosur trade agreement and milk prices dominated exchanges at the ICMSA's AGM in Limerick.
The IFA has called on MEPs to reject minor tweaks to EU budget plans intended on wooing them over.
Copa has said that the EU CAP proposal crosses numerous red lines that jeopardise the future of the sector.
If prices don't go up, how can farmers withstand rising costs, production curbs and a shrinking CAP?
We can expect the CAP budget for 2028-2035 to be determined over the next 12 months. But will Micheál Martin be leading negotiations for Ireland and for Europe?
Irish dairy’s green advantage across the globe Our success in export markets depends not only on finding new buyers, but on protecting the strong and hard-fought position we occupy on the global stage.