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Grain growers stage port protest as row with Boortmalt escalates

Posted by The Analyst | August 11, 2020 | Farming

The absence of a credible traceability scheme for Irish grain was blamed for the weekend standoff at Waterford Port which saw IFA tillage farmers halt the importation of 1,500t of malt by Boortmalt.

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