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'Toxicity' of relationship between meat industry and farmers must end, says Creed

The Minister for Agriculture has said that the toxicity of the relationship between the meat industry and farmers cannot continue.

'Toxicity' of relationship between meat industry and farmers must end, says Creed

Sun, 11 Aug, 2019 - 14:47

Michelle McGlynn

The Minister for Agriculture has said that the toxicity of the relationship between the meat industry and farmers cannot continue.

Michael Creed was speaking as he officially opened the 2019 Tullamore Show in Offaly today.

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Courts Farmers Place: Offaly Place: Ireland Person: Creed Person: The Minister for Agriculture Person: Michael Creed Person: presidential Person: National Treasurer Person: Tim Cullinan Person: Cullinan Person: Minister Event: 2019 Tullamore Show Event: Tullamore Show Organisation: Industry Ireland Organisation: IFA Organisation: Department of Agriculture

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