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Eastern Europe strives for price stability
While larger pig producers in at least two of the prospective new European
Union countries are looking forward to the benefits they believe they will get
from the union when they become members next year, EU membership could mean the
end of the road for their smaller farmers. This became clear during the
inaugural World Pork Congress held at the International Convention Centre in
Birmingham, England, when agricultural ministers from both Poland and Hungary
delivered papers to delegates.
This article can also be found in Pig Progress Volume 19 number 7. To view
the article online simply click on the link below.
Pig Progress, volume 23, no.6 2007
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