Agri-food trade visit to China takes place next week

It is the first in-person agri-food trade visit to China since 2019.
Agri-food trade visit to China takes place next week

Minister of State Martin Heydon said that it is "important for Ireland, as a leading exporter of quality, safe and sustainable food, to reconnect in person with high-priority markets in Asia". Picture: Andy Gibson.

An agri-food trade visit to China will take place next week, led by Minister of State at the Department of Agriculture Martin Heydon.

The purpose of the visit is to promote Irish food and drink across sectors including dairy, beef, pork, seafood, and spirit drinks as part of the first in-person agri-food trade visit to China since 2019.

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