IFA slams proposed CAP reform

The Irish Farmers Association has criticised the European Commission’s proposed reform of the Common Agricultural Policy, saying it would reduce payments to farmers by €300m annually.

The Irish Farmers Association has criticised the European Commission’s proposed reform of the Common Agricultural Policy, saying it would reduce payments to farmers by €300m annually.

The EC has proposed ending the link between subsidies and production levels and making future subsidies conditional on meeting environmental, food safety and animal welfare standards.

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