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Chinese market reopens for Irish beef

Reopening of the market reflects a culmination of intensive political, diplomatic and official engagement since the market was temporarily suspended in September 2024, says Taoiseach.

NEWS 12 January 2026

Chinese market reopens for Irish beef

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Taoiseach raises Irish beef access with Chinese president

Taoiseach raises Irish beef access with Chinese president

NEWS 7 January 2026

China promised much but delivered little for Irish beef

China promised much but delivered little for Irish beef

NEWS 31 October 2025

Australia opens the door to US beef imports

Australia opens the door to US beef imports

Australia opens the door to US beef imports

NEWS 30 July 2025

Heydon keen to get Irish beef back in China

Heydon keen to get Irish beef back in China

Heydon keen to get Irish beef back in China

NEWS 18 June 2025

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Single atypical BSE case confirmed on English farm

Single atypical BSE case confirmed on English farm

Atypical BSE is a naturally occurring, non-contagious disease in cattle which occurs spontaneously and is different from classical BSE, which is linked to contaminated feed.

NEWS 1 January 1970

Department looks to streamline BSE and scrapie lab tests

Department looks to streamline BSE and scrapie lab tests

These sampling spoons are used in the extraction of brain tissue matter from carcasses at knackeries and slaughter plants and must be capable of transferring tissue without spillage.

NEWS 1 January 1970

Mirror clauses in international trade

Mirror clauses in international trade

Production standard equivalence for imports is a regular point of friction in international trade.

NEWS 1 January 1970

Tánaiste pushes for resumption of Irish beef access to China

Tánaiste pushes for resumption of Irish beef access to China

The Tánaiste hosted a visit from Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi on Monday morning in Dublin.

NEWS 1 January 1970

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A message from Bord Bia to Irish farmers and growers

Bord Bia addresses the concerns and misinformation that have been raised in recent weeks.

A message from Bord Bia to Irish farmers and growers