Stephen Cadogan: EU’s Common Agricultural Policy is ill-equipped to address a severe market crisis

It’s just a couple of weeks since Ireland started getting serious about coronavirus, but price cuts of 10c-15c/kg at beef factories, and 60c/kg at sheepmeat factories already show how badly farming will be affected.
Stephen Cadogan: EU’s Common Agricultural Policy is ill-equipped to address a severe market crisis

It’s just a couple of weeks since Ireland started getting serious about coronavirus, but price cuts of 10c-15c/kg at beef factories, and 60c/kg at sheepmeat factories already show who badly farming will be affected.

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