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Minister claims progress made on Irish beef entering China

08/09/2016

Ireland’s Minister for Agriculture, Michael Creed, says he held positive discussions regarding the entry of Irish beef into China during a recent trade mission in Asia. Mr Creed met with Zhi Shuping, a senior minister in charge of China’s Quarantine Inspection Service (AQSIQ), with whom he had a “positive and constructive” conversation. Mr Zhi is ...

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