Farmers demand Brazil beef import ban

European Commission chiefs today rebutted Irish farmers’ demands for an EU ban on Brazilian beef imports.

Farmers demand Brazil beef import ban
Mon, 16 Jul, 2007 - 14:07

European Commission chiefs today rebutted Irish farmers’ demands for an EU ban on Brazilian beef imports.

A report compiled by the Irish Farmers Association (IFA) and the Irish Farmers’ Journal claims the South American country was flouting cattle traceability procedures and using illegal hormones.

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