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Animal rights groups join forces to challenge legality calf exports as capacity increases

Posted by The Analyst | March 18, 2020 | Farming

An extra 3,600 spaces per week have been confirmed for Irish calf exports to France, but the news comes as animal rights groups join forces to challenge the legality of the whole process.

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