Two main farm groups reject CAP reform plan

FARM groups will meet Agriculture Minister Joe Walsh today as concern grows over EU plans to reshape the future of the industry.

Thu, 23 Jan, 2003 - 00:00

Ann Cahill and Ray Ryan

The two main farming groups, the IFA and the ICMSA, have rejected the CAP reform proposals outlined by Agriculture Commissioner Franz Fischler in Brussels yesterday.

The proposals include:

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