Agri-Business
Grass – Ireland’s best kept secret
Ireland’s response to climate change, sustainability, and our future role in helping to feed the world must be viewed through...
pgi grass-fed
N.Ireland
Irish Beef PGI: Northern farmers advised to be 'very vigilant' to ensure NI is included
Northern farmers will need to be vigilant that promised changes to the Republic’s PGI status for Irish Grass Fed Beef...
Opinion
The work to secure PGI status for beef from Northern Ireland must start now
Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Charlie McConalogue has confirmed that the application to secure Protected Geographical Indication (PGI)...
Beef
McConalogue announces publication of Irish Grass Fed Beef PGI application
The publication of the final version of the Protected Geographical Indicator (PGI) application for “Irish Grass Fed Beef”, submitted by...
N.Ireland
Irish Grass-Fed Beef PGI to include Northern Ireland in cover letter
Northern Ireland could be included in a cover letter on the Republic of Ireland’s application for PGI status for Irish...
N.Ireland
NI stakeholders warn of potential objection to Irish Grass-Fed Beef PGI
Northern Irish agricultural industry leaders have warned they could object to the Republic’s Grass-Fed PGI application should it persist in...
Agri Politics
McConalogue to raise 2 issues with EU commission regarding PGI bid
The Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine Charlie McConalogue has said he will be raising two issues with the...
Beef
Poll: Do you believe that PGI status for Irish grass-fed beef will benefit farmers in the long-run?
The Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) status for ‘Irish grass-fed beef’ has caused a large amount of confusion for people since...
Beef
Beef taskforce urged to address 'imminent' Brexit threat and defer PGI decision
President of the Irish Cattle and Sheep Farmers’ Association (ICSA) Edmond Phelan has said the potential fallout from Brexit must...
Agri Politics
PGI application will be 'final nail in the coffin of the suckler industry' - Naughten
Addressing the new Minister for Agriculture Charlie McConalogue in the Dáil last night (September 15), Roscommon-Galway TD Denis Naughten said...
