Sudden end for EU's cattle live export subsidy

SUBSIDIES for live cattle exports to countries outside the EU ceased at midnight on December 23.
Thu, 05 Jan, 2006 - 00:00
Stephen Cadogan

The payments enabled the export of 11,690 cattle from Ireland to the Lebanon in 2004, and 9,874 in 2005, up to late December.

The export subsidy was worth €30 per 100kg, or €210 on a finished animal, and averaged €165 per head.

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