Minister dismisses post-Brexit proposal for agrifood as ‘insufficient’ to replace the backstop

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Minister dismisses post-Brexit proposal for agrifood as ‘insufficient’ to replace the backstop

Posted by The Analyst | September 9, 2019 | Farming

A post-Brexit proposal for agrifood has been dismissed as insufficient to replace the backstop by Ireland’s finance minister ahead of a meeting between Boris Johnson and Leo Varadkar.

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