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Brazil's poultry exports hit as second Newcastle case confirmed

Pig/Poultry

1 day ago

Brazil's poultry exports hit as second Newcastle case confirmed

Brazil has detected another outbreak of Newcastle disease in the state of Santa Catarina, the country's Agriculture Ministry said.

Food and live animal exports worth €10.7bn in first 8 months of year

Agri-Business

11 days ago

Food and live animal exports worth €10.7bn in first 8 months of year

The value of food and live animal exports from Ireland stood at over €10.7 billion in the first eight months of the year, CSO data shows.

Brazil awaits EU assessment ahead of potential meat export ban

Agri-Business

3 months ago

Brazil awaits EU assessment ahead of potential meat export ban

Brazil said it is awaiting a statement on "robust technical documentation" issued to the EU Commission ahead of a potential meat export ban.

Brazilian meat 'being frontloaded into Europe' ahead of potential ban

Agri-Business

3 months ago

Brazilian meat 'being frontloaded into Europe' ahead of potential ban

Brazilian product is "already being frontloaded into Europe" ahead of a potential ban on its meat exports to the EU from September.

Is a 25% tariff on Brazilian beef into the US a good thing for Ireland?

Beef

3 months ago

Is a 25% tariff on Brazilian beef into the US a good thing for Ireland?

The United States Government this week announced a new tariff on certain goods such as Brazilian beef effective from next Wednesday, July 22.

Agri-Business

4 months ago

CSO: Exports of food and live animals worth €6.5bn to end of May

Exports of food and live animals reached over €6.5 billion from January to May this year, new figures from the CSO show.

CSO: Exports of food and live animals worth €6.5bn to end of May

Dairy News

4 months ago

'Coherent policies' must follow EU Livestock Strategy - Eucolait

Eucolait said the EU Livestock Strategy must be implemented in a way that strengthens competitiveness and trade.

'Coherent policies' must follow EU Livestock Strategy - Eucolait

Agri-Business

4 months ago

MEPs back modernised EU-Mexico trade deal

MEPs have today backed the EU-Mexico Modernised Global Agreement.

MEPs back modernised EU-Mexico trade deal

Agri-Business

4 months ago

FAO: Global cereal output due to decline but only slightly

The outlook for global food commodity markets continues to be favourable, with the 2026/2027 cereal production forecast to remain elevated.

FAO: Global cereal output due to decline but only slightly

Pig/Poultry

5 months ago

EU imports of poultry from Brazil up in first 2 months of 2026 - report

EU imports of poultry products from Brazil increased in the first two months of 2026, figures show.

EU imports of poultry from Brazil up in first 2 months of 2026 - report

Agri-Business

7 months ago

DAFM identifies case of atypical BSE in Ireland

The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) has confirmed a case of atypical bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) in Ireland.

DAFM identifies case of atypical BSE in Ireland

Agri Politics

7 months ago

MEP calls for assessment of trade deals on beef and sheep sectors

An Irish MEP has called for an assessment to be carried out on the combined effects of EU trade deals on Irish beef and sheep farmers.

MEP calls for assessment of trade deals on beef and sheep sectors

Agri-Business

7 months ago

Irish agri-food exports could get boost as new Cork trade office opens

Irish agri-food exports to the US could be boosted following the opening of the first international trade office by Ports of Indiana in Cork.

Irish agri-food exports could get boost as new Cork trade office opens

Agri-Business

7 months ago

Paraguay ratifies EU-Mercosur trade agreement

Paraguay became the final South American country to ratify the EU-Mercosur trade agreement yesterday (Tuesday, March 17).

Paraguay ratifies EU-Mercosur trade agreement

Agri-Business

9 months ago

Irish EU Commissioner 'regrets' move to refer Mercosur to court

Michael McGrath "regrets" the decision by the European Parliament to refer the EU-Mercosur trade agreement to the European Court of Justice.

Irish EU Commissioner 'regrets' move to refer Mercosur to court

Agri-Business

10 months ago

Food and live animals make up largest share of exports to UK

Food and live animals make up the largest share of exports to the UK, according to data from the...

Food and live animals make up largest share of exports to UK

Agri-Business

10 months ago

EU Council agrees to 5% market distortion trigger in Mercosur trade deal

The European Council of Ministers, which today voted in favour of the EU Mercosur Trade Agreement has rowed back slightly on a safeguard.

EU Council agrees to 5% market distortion trigger in Mercosur trade deal

Agri-Business

10 months ago

Processors urged to 'stand with farmers' and attend Mercosur protest

Meat processors in Ireland are being urged to "stand united with farmers" and attend the upcoming anti-Mercosur trade deal protest.

Processors urged to 'stand with farmers' and attend Mercosur protest

Pig/Poultry

10 months ago

Pigmeat export volumes increase as value down 3% in 2025

The value of Irish pigmeat exports dropped by 3% in 2025 to reach €475 million, according to data from Bord Bia.

Pigmeat export volumes increase as value down 3% in 2025

Agri-Business

10 months ago

DII: 'Highly frustrating' that dairy again used as 'political pawn'

Dairy Industry Ireland (DII), the Ibec association representing the sector, has expressed...

DII: 'Highly frustrating' that dairy again used as 'political pawn'

Video

11 months ago

Minister for Trade Helen McEntee on Mercosur deal in Brussels

The Council of Ministers of the EU is unsure if there would be a majority in the qualified majority...

Minister for Trade Helen McEntee on Mercosur deal in Brussels

Agri-Business

11 months ago

Watch: McEntee - 'We don't know if there is a majority' on Mercosur vote

The Council of Ministers of the EU is unsure if there would be a majority in relation to the proposed Mercosur trade deal.

Watch: McEntee - 'We don't know if there is a majority' on Mercosur vote

Pig/Poultry

11 months ago

Hong Kong suspends poultry imports from areas in Ireland and UK due to bird flu

Hong Kong's food safety authority said that imports of poultry products from areas across a number of European countries have been suspended.

Hong Kong suspends poultry imports from areas in Ireland and UK due to bird flu

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