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Bord Bia sheepmeat and livestock sector manager Séamus McNemanin described a move by the Dutch parliament to ban calf imports as a “worrying” development.
With the Farmers Alliance now self-declared as a political party, we won't have long to wait to see if the results of this week's Irish Farmers Journal survey are repeated in an election.
To lose one commissioner may be unfortunate but two in the space of a few months would suggest a Commission coming to the end of its term earlier than usual.
Losing as senior a commissioner as Frans Timmermans this late in the political cycle will weaken the Commission's ability to complete its programme over the next six months.