Meat Industry Ireland

Ireland’s Beef Processors Commit To Key Actions To Reduce Carbon Emissions

The beef sector continues to act as the mainstay of many rural communities across the country with over 90,000 farm families involved in the sector.

MII Welcomes The Resumption Of Beef Exports To China

The news was recently announced by the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Charlie McConalogue.

Meat Industry Ireland Welcomes Launch Of Signpost Farms Programme

Meat Industry Ireland (MII) has welcomed the recent launch of the Teagasc Signpost Farms programme. The Signpost Programme–Farmers for Cli...

MII Agrees COVID-19 Protocol On Staff Safety And Business Continuity With SIPTU

Meat Industry Ireland (MII) and SIPTU have today reached agreement on a detailed Code of Practice to protect staff in the industry from COVID-19. The Code...

China Gives 14 Irish Beef Processors Green Light For Export

Meat Industry Ireland (MII), the Ibec group that represents the meat processing and export business in Ireland, has today (21 October) welcomed the news fr...

Blockades Putting Jobs And Exports At Risk, Says Meat Industry Ireland

Meat Industry Ireland (MII) has said that the continued blockading of beef processing plants across the country has already forced companies into staff lay...

Agreements In Principle Made Between Meat Industry Ireland and Beef Plan

It is being reported that an agreement in principle has been reached by Meat Industry Ireland (MII) on some of the talking points in the beef stakeholder t...

Meat Industry Ireland 'Extremely Disappointed' In Beef Plan

Meat Industry Ireland (MII) has said it has been left “extremely disappointed” in the Beef Plan movement after it rejected an invitation by all...

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Weekly Round-Up… 26 March, 2019

No-Deal Brexit 'Catastrophic' For Irish Agriculture And Food Exporters

Meat Industry Ireland Calls For Block On Mercosur Trade Deal

Agri-Food Sector Sets Out Post-Brexit 'Key Issues' Before Seanad

Meat Industry Ireland Praises Environmental Steps Taken By Irish Agri-Food Industry

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