Vets meet to discuss food production standards

Ireland's state veterinarians will come together today to discuss its role in regulating and enforcing food production standards in the agri-sector.

Vets meet to discuss food production standards

Ireland's state veterinarians will come together today to discuss its role in regulating and enforcing food production standards in the agri-sector.

The group will begin a two day conference which will address the threats and opportunities associated with an intensive level of farming.

The vets - who are responsible for animal health and welfare, disease control, food safety, and public health - will also explore the Food Harvest Plan for 2020 with particular emphasis on increased production levels for farmers.

The plan has called for a 40 per cent growth rate for the beef sector.

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