BRITAIN OPPOSES PIGMEAT EXPORT REFUNDS DESPITE PORK PRODUCER DEMOS
March 1st, 2008
BY KEITH NUTHALL
THE BRITISH government has opposed Polish government proposals for introducing export refunds to promote European Union (EU) pigmeat sales abroad, despite recent London demonstrations by UK pork producers. London led opposition to the idea at an EU Council of Ministers meeting.
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THE BRITISH government has opposed Polish government proposals for introducing export refunds to promote European Union (EU) pigmeat sales abroad, despite recent London demonstrations by UK pork producers. London led opposition to the idea at an EU Council of Ministers meeting.
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