March 1, 2024
Claire Kerrane TD welcomes registration of the all-island PGI for Irish Grass Fed Beef

Sinn Féin spokesperson on Agriculture, Claire Kerrane TD, has welcomed the registration of ‘Irish Grass Fed Beef’ as an all-island protected geographical indication (PGI).

Speaking today, Teachta Kerrane said:

“The official launch today of PGI status for Irish beef across the island of Ireland is really welcome.

“We know this was a year-long process and it is particularly welcome that it has concluded as PGI status on an all-island basis.

“Irish beef is unique given the grass based system of beef farming in Ireland, and this status recognises this high quality produce for customers here in Ireland and abroad.

“This should also enhance promotion of Irish beef and help producers in marketing beef better.

“Irish beef is renowned throughout the world and this recognition today is thoroughly deserved to Irish beef farmers who have created and sustained world wide recognition of such a high quality produce.”

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