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Minister for Agriculture Charlie McConalogue has shot down fears that a quota would be reintroduced for dairy farmers, saying it is “certainly not the case”.
The move comes just four weeks since the chair of the group, former Teagasc director Gerry Boyle, said any measures under consideration by the group would be voluntary.
The trade negotiation between the UK and Australia failed to take into account the detail around how meat products are traded, an industry representative has said.
If 2015 will be remembered as the year when the milk-quota shackles finally came off, then 2022 looks like it will go down as the year when the spancel went back on.