What does ICSFA stand for?

Irish Cattle and Sheep Farmers Association

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The Irish Cattle and Sheep farmers Association admitted that trade had been slow for its members in Italy, but chairman Sean Scully was optimistic that it would pick up again in the next few weeks.

Italian threat to E200m of exported Irish beef; Brendan Smyth: ...

The Irish Cattle and Sheep Farmers Association moved quickly to reassure consumers that more than 99 per cent of beef is not affected by the dioxin scare.

IT'S MOOVED TO COWS; PORK CRISIS Dioxins found in cattle but beef ...

The Irish Cattle and Sheep Farmers Association (ICSFA)insisted that the failure to account for all the nations cows was due to cattledeaths and slaughters being poorly recorded in the past.

Moodunnit? Mystery of half a million disappearing cattle; Glitch: Cow ...

Byline: Andrew Penman and Michael Greenwood THE Irish Cattle and Sheep Farmers Association (ICSA) has called for country-of-origin labelling to be made compulsory in all food outlets.

Sorted and the City: FOOD LABEL CALL