Autumn over-supply blamed for pulling down beef prices

CATTLE farmers have been advised to gear production for all year round supply of beef cattle to meet specific market requirements.

Autumn over-supply blamed for pulling down beef prices

Gerard Brickley, Bord Bia has told farmers that supplying the EU beef trade is the way forward, because non-EU markets will take less beef from Ireland, by 2008.

He was speaking at a seminar at Adare, Co Limerick where he also expressed concern at the immediate impact on the beef trade this autumn of a lifting of the OTM (over thirty months) ban on cattle in the UK food chain.

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