Ireland's dairy industry is reasonably well placed to benefit from the European Single Market after 1992 according to a report just out. The report also warns of problems if subsidies are gradually reduced, as proposed in the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) negotiations on world agricultural trade.
Report shows copy of the report on Europe's dairy industry.
The launch of the report.
Cow being milked.
Dairy products.
Dairy plant.
Interview with Eamon Pitts, Teagasc, (Agriculture and Food Development Authority), who says that a reduction in export refunds would be damaging to the industry.
The reporter is Joe O'Brien.
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