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Leaders of farming, processing, retail and politics meet in Downing Street to tackle food price inflation, empty shelves and picking fruit in the fields
Minister for Agriculture Charlie McConalogue says that "under no circumstances" should supermarket milk and butter price cuts impact the prices received by farmers.
The food service sector has come under fire from the IFA after a DNA survey of pigmeat products sold revealed almost 40% of the sector's pork is non-Irish.
Kantar’s Irish food price inflation fell slightly last month, down to 16.6% from the record high of 16.8% the previous month, the first fall in two years.
As UK retailers collaborate to drive down food related emissions, farmers will be tasked with deliver. Policy analyst Anne Finnegan asks can farmers be the solution?