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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.
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.
Head of agriculture at FRS Co-op Neil Keane said that the results of a survey have illustrated some of the challenges and opportunities facing Irish farming.
Roddy also urged the EU to update the CAP budget to 'recognise the increased demands that have been made on farmers and also restrictions that continue to reduce output and income”.
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.
The share of EU farmland leased - rather than owned - complicates the discussions around active farmer definition, a former high-ranking Commission official said.