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Lifford, Ireland - January 9: Grass Fed Yearlings On Raymond Palmer's Beef Cattle Farm On January 9, 2015 In Lifford, Ireland. Irish Beef Has Been Approved For Sale In The United States For The First Time In Almost 16 Years Following The Lifting Of The Ban On European Beef Imports In Place Since The Bse Outbreak In The Late 1990S. Ireland Is The First European Country Granted Access To The Us Market. (Photo By Charles Mcquillan/Getty Images)

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Taoiseach welcomes reopening of Irish beef exports to China

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Dockworkers at US ports go on strike amid standoff risking new shortages

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