Strong opposition to milk production cut in Ireland

The option of a proposed voluntary cut in milk production by farmers in EU member states, to help reverse the plunge in prices, is being strongly opposed in Ireland.

Strong opposition to milk production cut in Ireland

It was part of a package of measures introduced at a Council of Ministers meeting in Brussels last week by Agriculture Commissioner Phil Hogan.

The move followed a significant increase in milk production in a number of member states following the abolition of quotas a year ago.

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