Beef Plan Movement Meet Agriculture Minister
If talks in the beef price row are to be successful, retailers need to come clean about the profits they're making on the sale of meat.
That's the message from Beef Plan Movement, following talks last evening with the Agriculture Minister.
They were one of several parties in the dispute to meet with Michael Creed, with all agreeing that further discussions are needed.
However, there was disagreement as to when those talks should happen, with Meat Industry Ireland suggesting Monday and farmers seeking Saturday.
Beef Plan Movement spokesperson, Dermot O'Brien, says whenever they do happen, retailers need to be there:
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