Govt and processors agree €180m compensation deal

Irish pork products should start returning to the shelves in the coming days following agreement on a compensation deal between the Government and pig-meat processors.

Irish pork products should start returning to the shelves in the coming days following agreement on a compensation deal between the Government and pig-meat processors.

The processors had been refusing to reopen their factories until a deal was reached on compensation for the recall and destruction of all Irish pork and bacon products on Saturday.

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