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Milk Quotas

Why not play Brussels at its own game?

Opinion

Why not play Brussels at its own game?

The European Commission is telling the world that its milk reduction scheme has worked, so why not get Brussels to...

March 20, 2017 8:42pm
Proposal to further extend superlevy payments shot down in Europe

Dairy

Proposal to further extend superlevy payments shot down in Europe

An Irish proposal to further extend superlevy payments has been shot down in Europe due to legal problems. Given that the...

April 29, 2016 9:26am
Calls for mandatory milk supply cuts, if voluntary measures don't work

Dairy

Calls for mandatory milk supply cuts, if voluntary measures don't work

As the dairy crisis continues across Europe, calls have now been made for the introduction of mandatory milk supply reduction...

April 15, 2016 3:00pm
12 months on from milk quotas - what's changed?

Dairy

12 months on from milk quotas - what's changed?

One year ago today, the milk quota regime finally came to an end in Ireland and in EU Member States. 30...

April 1, 2016 1:00pm
Major survey on dairy farming to reveal expansion details

Dairy

Major survey on dairy farming to reveal expansion details

A major survey on the dairy industry in Ireland and farmers expansion plans is being undertaken by the University of...

March 24, 2016 3:00pm
Co-ops oppose any attempts to reintroduce milk quotas by 'the back door'

Dairy

Co-ops oppose any attempts to reintroduce milk quotas by 'the back door'

The Irish Co-operative Society will oppose any attempts to reintroduce milk quotas by the back door in the EU, according to...

February 17, 2016 6:00am
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N.Ireland

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