Turkey lifts ban on Irish beef

There is good news for Irish agriculture today with the news that Turkey has re-opened its markets to Irish beef.

Turkey lifts ban on Irish beef
Thu, 21 Jun, 2001 - 14:21

There is good news for Irish agriculture today with the news that Turkey has re-opened its markets to Irish beef.

The ban had been in operation since 1996.

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