Beet’s gone, mind the beef

OLD wounds caused by the loss of Ireland’s sugar industry have been re-opened by a European Court of Auditors investigation into how well the reform of the sugar market worked.

With Irish factories dismantled as part of the reform, the industry is ancient history.

However, lessons can be learned from the reform, and remembered the next time the EU comes with plans to reform an Irish agri-food sector.

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