Suspension of Brazilian beef to China puts Irish beef 'in a very strong position'

This opportunity presented by the suspension of Brazilian beef going into the "lucrative and high-volume Chinese market" must be grasped by the meat factories, the IFA said.
Suspension of Brazilian beef to China puts Irish beef 'in a very strong position'

Last month, Ireland regained beef access to the Chinese market.

The confirmed suspension of Brazilian beef exports to the Chinese market puts Irish beef "in a very strong position", the Irish Farmers' Association has said, and this "must be capitalised".

Brazil's Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock said in a statement this week that an atypical case of BSE has been confirmed in an animal in the municipality of Marabá.

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