Countries argue over E.coli payouts

A dispute erupted today over compensation payments to European farmers hit by tumbling sales during the deadly E. coli outbreak.

A dispute erupted today over compensation payments to European farmers hit by tumbling sales during the deadly E. coli outbreak.

Spain and France scoffed at the amount proposed by EU farm chief Dacian Ciolos who suggested the figure should be €150m – about 30% of the value of vegetables that cannot be sold.

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