Grass-fed PGI application could face objection if it doesn’t include Northern Irish beef

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Grass-fed PGI application could face objection if it doesn’t include Northern Irish beef

Posted by The Analyst | November 18, 2020 | Farming

Ireland’s application for a Protection Geographical Indicator (PGI) for Irish grass-fed beef is facing increased difficulties with Nothern Ireland’s agri industry set to object if Northern beef is not included.

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