John Heney: This flawed PGI application on grass-fed beef is a potential embarrassment for the farming sector

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John Heney: This flawed PGI application on grass-fed beef is a potential embarrassment for the farming sector

Posted by The Analyst | December 17, 2020 | Farming

My initial reaction to the Irish government’s application to the EU for Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) status for Irish Grass Fed Beef was quite negative, and since seeing the recent official submission I see no reason to change my opinion

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