Bord Bia predicts increase in live cattle exports to Europe

Bord Bia is confident live cattle exports are set to rise in 2016, boosted by a series of promotional campaigns it is hosting in neighbouring EU states.
Bord Bia predicts increase in live cattle exports to Europe
Thu, 11 Feb, 2016 - 00:00

Fresh from promoting live exports to global buyers at Italy’s Fieragricola trade fair in Verona last week, Bord Bia, and ambassador to Spain David Cooney hosted a beef dinner in Madrid on Monday for Asoprovac, the Spanish Cattle Feedlots Association.

Spanish buyers expressed interest in Bord Bia’s news that Irish calf registrations grew by 120,000 head in 2015, with a similar rise expected this year.

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