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Science-based innovation will help the meat industry become more competitive, grow markets and meet the latest consumer trends on a global stage says Teagasc’s director. Ray Ryan reports.

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One in five burgers eaten in McDonald’s made from Irish beef.

Teagasc’s Ciara McDonagh, with Minister of State Tom Hayes, Teagasc’s Declan Troy, and Prof Gerry Boyle, Teagasc director. Picture: John T Ohle Photography

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