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| Meetings on Economic and Agri-Food Prospects | | | Outspoken economist, Colm McCarthy, leading food industry executives and financial analysts will address three special meetings on ‘Prospects for the Economy and the Agri-Food Industry’ taking place in February. Click on title above to view more details...... |
| | | Huge Appetite for CAP Info | | | The interest in information on the intricacies and complexities of the EU Commission proposals on the new Common Agricultural Policy post 2013 was reflected in the huge attendance of ASA members at the special briefing held last Friday 2 December.
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| | CAP Reform Proposals-Top-level briefing for ASA Members | | | A special briefing for ASA members will take place on Friday 2 December, from 1-4pm
Killeshin Hotel, Portlaoise.
Our Top-level panel of speakers includes:
Mairead McGuinness MEP
Aidan O’Driscoll, Assistant Secretary General, Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine
Peter Young, Irish Farmers Journal |
| | ASA Career Development Forum | | | ASA Career Development Forum 2011 will take place on Tuesday 15 November, Room G15, Agriculture Building, UCD. 6pm for a 6.30pm sharp start.
Speakers to include:
Larry Keena, HR Manager Dawn Meats
Philip Tallon, Operations Manager Dawn Meats
Zoe Kavanagh, Director National Dairy Council
Dermot Cantillon, Manager, Forenaughts Stud
Stephen Whelan, Post graduate student |
| | ASA Members invited to MBA Seminar | | | The Southern Chapter of the MBA association has kindly invited ASA members to an event entitled 'Irish Agri-Food - Leading the way out of recession' which will be held at Rochestown Park Hotel in Cork on Tuesday 15th November at 6pm for a 6:30 pm start. Book in by this Thursday 10 November. Read more, click on title |
| | Members’ Dairy Tour Friday 21 October 2011 | | | The Dairy Technical Tour for ASA members on Friday 21 October attracted big interest and there was a very positive feedback from the capacity attendance Our thanks to John McNamara, Teagasc adviser and to Kevin Ahern, manager of the Shinagh greenfield demonstration dairy farm at Bandon, Co Cork for a most informative tour of the farm and for sharing their experiences on the many challenges in building a dairy enterprise. (read more) |
| | | Very Successful Conference 2011 | | | Conference 2011 in the Carton House Hotel, Maynooth on Friday 9 September attracted a capacity attendance and generated solid information and lively debate on the challenges and opportunities for the Irish agri-food sector.
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Also in this section, view slideshow of ASA activities throughout the past year. |
| | Karina Pierce New ASA President | | | We welcome Dr Karina Pierce as the new President of the Agricultural Science Association (ASA). Karina, who served as ASA Vice-President for the past 12 months, was presented with the presidential chain of office by out-going President Pat O’Keeffe at the AGM on Friday 9 September. |
| | World Beef Prices to Remain Strong, says Top US Economist | | | Dr Joe Glauber, chief economist with the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) in Washington, told the annual conference of the Agricultural Science Association (ASA) that the beef herd in the US has been declining and is now at its lowest level in 57 years. |
| | Growing Opportunities for Irish Food in China | | | Irish food and drink exports to China are set to grow by almost 20% this year and will exceed €150m, the annual conference of the Agricultural Science Association (ASA) was told today (Friday 9 September). |
| | | Conference Summary , quick links | | | Very Successful Conference 2011
Conference 2011 in the Carton House Hotel, Maynooth on Friday 9 September attracted a capacity attendance and generated solid information and lively debate on the challenges and opportunities for the Irish agri-food sector. |
| | 24.08.2011 ASA Annual Conference | | | Speakers from Washington, Shanghai, Brussels, Holland, the UK and Ireland will take to the stage at this year’s annual conference. The ASA conference is the premier national event for discussion on policies and trends in the world of farming and food. Conference 2011 will not disappoint. Friday 9 September, Carton House Hotel, Maynooth, Co. Kildare |
| | 12.07.2011 ASA Summer Technical Tour on Friday 22 July | | | ASA members Summer Technical Tour (Tayto Park Day) on Friday 22 July. Largo Foods (Tayto) is Ireland’s largest snack food producer, using about 10% of Ireland’s potato crop to produce brands such as Tayto, King and Hunky Dory. ASA have arranged a tour of the crisp making factory and a visit to potato farmer who supplies Largo foods for ASA members and bring your family along to visit Tayto park next door. ASA families get a discounted ticket to the cool Tayto Park. |
| | | 09.05.2011 - ASA visit to Coolmore Stud, Thursday 26 May | | | A small number of places are still available for the exclusive ASA members visit to Coolmore Stud at Fethard, Co Tipperary on Thursday 26 May.
To avail of the last remaining places: call Office:01 4603682 or email: secretary@asaireland.ie |
| | 03.05.2011 - ASA president meets Ag. TDs | | | ASA President meets Ag. TDs.
Pat O'Keeffe ASA president (right) pictured at Dail Eireann with the three ASA members in the Dail, from left: Anthony Lawlor, Willie Penrose & Sean Kyne. |
| | 08.04.2011 - ASA vice president to chair session at Technical Seminar, IHFA/Alltech Emerald Expo | | | Vice President of ASA, Dr Karina Pierce will chair a session at the Technical Seminar as part of the upcoming IHFA/Alltech Emerald Expo on Friday 29 & Saturday 30 April, at the Hub, Cillin Hill, Kilkenny. Pictured at an Alltech Ireland function in Dunboyne Castle Hotel, Co. Meath for sponsors of the Emerald Expo dairy event were from left: Richard Whelan, Chairman of Irish Holstein Friesian Association(IHFA), Rhoda Bermingham, Manager, Agricultural Science Association (ASA) and John Thornton, MD Alltech Ireland. |
| | 05.04.2011 - ASA/UCD Seminar | | | ASA /UCD Seminar:
The impact of CAP reform on Irish agriculture towards 2020
Room G15, Agriculture Building, UCD, Belfield, Dublin 4
Thursday 14 April, Tea/Coffee 6.30pm, to start 7pm sharp |
| | 28.03.2011 - Another ASA SALES TRAINING course - Horse & Jockey, Tipperary | | | Excellent feedback from the 23 March Dublin ASA Sales Training course. Another course for those in the south of the country is now being arranged for Wednesday 13 April in Horse & Jockey. Call ASA office now to book your place (01) 4603682 or Email secretary@asaireland.ie . Limited places available. |
| | 22.03.2011 - ASA Technical update Seminar for Ag. graduates. Read More... | | | As part of the ASA’s ongoing commitment to delivering more services for our members and continuing on the success of last year’s event we will be holding another Technical update seminar next month in the Killeshin Hotel, Portlaoise, on Thursday 7 April 2011. In order for you to keep up to date with new technical developments in the Agricultural world, we have put together a programme of key note speakers for this seminar. Please put the date in your diaries. |
| | | | 24.02.2011 - Students get ready for travel, with ASA/AIB travel scholarships. Read more... | | | At the presentation of ASA/AIB travel scholarships to UCD agricultural science students, were, from left: John Farrell, AIB, with scholarship winners - Padraig Kelly, Kilruane, Nenagh, Stella Davis, Mountbolus, Tullamore, Eamon Nolan, Ballinabarna, Enniscorthy, John Tobin, Ballyneale Carrick-on-Suir - and Karina Pierce, ASA Vice-President. |
| | 21.02.2011 - ASA Mock Interviews. Read more.... | | | The ASA presented special awards to the top performing under-graduates who participated in the ASA-organised mock interviews, last Monday 14 February held the day before the UCD Ag Science Careers Day. The award winners, pictured with ASA President Pat O'Keeffe, were from left: Fergal Maguire, Ned O'Meara, David Lawrence, James Irish, David Leahy and Michael Crosse. |
| | 18.02.2011 - Carrick-on-Shannon Seminar - 'Knowledge for Success in 2011' - The Economy and Agri-finance | | | Speakers at the ASA/ACA seminar on the economy and agri-finance in Carrick-on-Shannon, run in association with Ulster Bank, from left: Matt Dempsey, Editor Irish Farmers Journal, Kevin Connolly, finance management specialist, Teagasc, Dr Anne-Marie Butler, agricultural manager Ulster Bank and Breian Carroll, agricultural consultant Swinford, Co Mayo. All four are members of the ASA. |
| | 14.02.2011 - Tullamore Seminar - 'Knowledge for Success in 2011' - The Economy and Agri-finance | | | In Tullamore last Thursday 10 February, at the meeting on the economy and agri-finance, run by the ASA and the Agricultural Consultants Association (ACA), in association with Ulster Bank, were from left; Lynsey Clemenger, economist Ulster Bank and John Byrne, agricultural consultant, Tinahely, speakers, with Rhoda Bermingham, ASA Manager |
| | 10.02.2011 - Kilkenny Seminar - 'Knowledge for Success in 2011' - The Economy and Agri-finance | | | At the ASA/ACA seminar in Kilkenny lastnight, run in association with Ulster Bank were, from left, Pat Minnock, President ACA, Martin O’ Sullivan, Agricultural Consultant, Carrick-on-Suir, Declan Fitzgerald, Managing Director Business Banking, Ulster Bank and Pat O’ Keeffe, ASA President. Further seminars take place in Tullamore today Thursday 10 February, Cork, Wednesday 16 February and Carrick-on-Shannon, Thursday 17 February. |
| | | ASA Mock Interviews | | | ASA Mock interviews for UCD final students: Monday 14h February 2011. An opportunity for Final Ag. students to practice and improve interviewing skills. A prize, kindly sponsored by AIB Bank will be given to winning student in each group. Picture shows winners 2010. |
| | 'Knowledge for Success in 2011' evening seminar series - The Economy and Agri-Finance | | | The ASA and the Agricultural Consultants Association (ACA) invite all members and their guests to one of five regional seminars on the outlook for the economy and the agri-food sector. The seminars, which are sponsored by Ulster Bank, feature leading speakers on economic and agri-food trends and on bank/borrower relationships.
We look forward to meeting you at one of these special events. |
| | Job Opportunities | | | New statistics show a substantial increase in job opportunities within the agri-sector, writes Ciara O’Kelly. Irish Country Living (Irish Farmers Journal) |
| | ASA Presents Student Travel Scholarships | | | At the presentation of ASA/AIB travel scholarships to UCD agricultural science students, were, from left: John Farrell, AIB, with scholarship winners - Padraig Kelly, Kilruane, Nenagh, Stella Davis, Mountbolus, Tullamore, Eamon Nolan, Ballinabarna, Enniscorthy, John Tobin, Ballyneale Carrick-on-Suir - and Karina Pierce, ASA Vice-President. Read more |
| | | ASA Career Forum, UCD, 15 November 2010 | | | For many Celtic cubs, a degree was a direct passport into a job after college. However, the Ag graduates of 2011 know they’ll need to work that little bit harder, writes Ciara O’Kelly, Irish Farmers Journal. |
| | Pat O’Keeffe Elected ASA President 2010/2011 | | | The ASA welcomes Pat O’Keeffe as its new President. He was Vice-President for the past 12 months and took over the mantle of presidency at the ASA annual conference and AGM in Tullow last Friday 10 September. |
| | ASA Conference 2010 | | | The Food Harvest 2020 report heralds a new and exciting phase in the evolution and growth of the Irish dairy industry, said Jim Bergin, Chief Executive of Glanbia Ingredients Ireland. |
| | ASA Conference 2010 | | | The number of Teagasc advisers has dropped by 40% over the past two years and the number of Teagasc advisory offices has dropped from 90 to 50, the organisation’s Director of Knowledge Transfer, Dr Tom Kelly, told the annual conference of the Agricultural Science Association in Tullow, Co Carlow last Friday 10 September |
| | ASA Conference 2010 | | | Rebuilding a viable economy will take 4-5 years, UCD economist Colm McCarthy told the Agricultural Science Association (ASA) annual conference in Tullow, Co Carlow last Friday 10 September |
| | ASA Conference 2010 - EU Budget Pressure a Big Threat to Farm Payments, Warns MEP | | | The debate on the size of the EU budget and its impact on the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) after 2013 pose the greatest threat to Irish farming, according to the Chairman of the European Parliament Agriculture Committee, George Lyon, addressing the annual conference of the Agricultural Science Association (ASA) in Tullow, Co Carlow last Friday 10 September |
| | BOOK NOW - ASA Conference Countdown | | | Launching details of the ASA annual conference which is being held in the Mount Wolseley Hotel, Tullow on Friday 10 September were, from left: Rhoda Bermingham, ASA Manager, Andrew Langford, Chief Executive FBD, conference partner; Jim Bergin, Chief Executive Glanbia Ingredients, one of 20 speakers and panellists at the conference, and Dr. Frank O'Mara, ASA President; For full programme and booking details click on title above.... |
| | ASA Jobs Alert Service | | | From a study of the first 6months of 2010, more employers and those seeking jobs, are opting to avail of the ASA Jobs Alert Service, which communicates details of job vacancies in the Agri industry to ASA members weekly, via an email alert directly to them. |
| | | ASA Conference Countdown | | | Launching details of the ASA annual conference which is being held in the Mount Wolseley Hotel, Tullow on Friday 10 September were, from left: Frank O'Mara, ASA President; Andrew Langford, Chief Executive FBD, conference partner; Jim Bergin, Chief Executive Glanbia Ingredients, one of 20 speakers and panellists at the conference, and Rhoda Bermingham, ASA Manager. For full programme and booking details click on title above.... |
| | ASA Conference Countdown | | | George Lyon, the chairman of the EU Parliament agriculture committee, will give the keynote address at the Agricultural Science Association's annual conference in Tullow, Co Carlow, next month.
Other top names among the 20 speakers include economist Colm McCarthy of 'Bord Snip Nua' fame, Jim Bergin, CEO of Glanbia Ingredients, IFA president John Bryan and economic analyst Pat McArdle.
The conference will also feature a debate on the Food Harvest 2020 report. Read more.... |
| | ASA Nitrates Submission | | | The ASA recently submitted a response to the proposed revisions to the European Community's Nitrates Regulations.
Click on title to view ASA Submission |
| | ASA Conference Countdown | | | Big topics – Top speakers: We have put together an informative, provocative and lively programme on CAP reform, growing the agri-food sector, prospects for the overall economy and the future for farm advisory services. Read more..... click on title |
| | ASA Conference Countdown | | | George Lyon MEP, Chairman of the European Parliament’s influential Agriculture Committee. The introduction of “co-decision” between the Council of Ministers and the European Parliament means that the Scottish MEP will have a crucial role in the process that will shape the CAP post 2013. He will be one of the keynote speakers at the ASA annual conference in Tullow, Co Carlow on Friday September 10. |
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| | Budget Decisions Will Damage Commercial Farming Sector, says ASA The suspension of the installation aid and early retirement schemes will curtail the development of a commercial farming sector with the necessary scale to generate viable incomes, according to the Agricultural Science Association (ASA). >> Read On (posted: Nov 2008) | | | ASA Career Development Forum The Agricultural Science Association (ASA) is running a Career Development Forum on Tuesday, 11 November 2008 at 6.30 pm, in FS1 in the Agriculture and Food Science Centre in UCD. (posted: Nov 2008) >> Read On | | | ASA Secure Reduced Electricity Rates for Members The ASA is delighted to announce that it has negotiated a deal with IFA Power that will offer reduced electricity charges to ASA members. This new deal will offer a 12% reduction >> Read On (posted: Nov 2008) | | | ASA Launch On-Line Newsletter The ASA has launched its brand new online newsletter entitled 'The ASA Digest', which will be emailed out to all members on publication and a copy will also be made available on the ASA website. >> Read On (posted: Nov 2008) | | | ASA/AIB Professional Work Experience Scholarship The Professional Work Experience (PWE) module provides undergraduate Bachelor of Agriculture Science (BAgrSc) students at UCD with a unique opportunity to develop their skills and commercial experience during stage three of their degree programme. >> Read On (posted: Oct 2008) | | | ASA National Conference Friday, 12 September Radisson Hotel, Galway The 2008 ASA National Conference featured leading authorities on agriculture, food, economic and food policy from Ireland, US and New Zealand. Full Presentastions of Conference Proceedings are now available... >> Read On (posted: Sept 2008) | | | Elaine Farrell Elected First Woman President of the ASA Elaine Farrell has been elected President of the Agricultural Science Association (ASA), the professional body for graduates in all areas of the agriculture and food industry. She is the first woman president in the 66-year history of the association.... >> Read On (posted: Sept 2008) | | | Cutbacks Would Damage Innovation in Farming and Food Gerry Scully, President of the Agricultural Science Association (ASA), said a reduction in investment in agriculture and food research, advice and innovation would starve the sector of competitive, cutting-edge technology. >> Read On (posted: Sept 2008) | | | Upward Trend in Global Food Prices to Continue Jeff Grant, former chairman of Meat and Wool New Zealand, said increasing world population, high energy costs and growth in the major economies of Asia and South America all point to a continuation of food inflation. >> Read On (posted: Sept 2008) | | | Growing US Concern About Bio-Fuels Target Professor Bob Young, said the transfer of land from food to bio-fuel production has been one of the key contributors to increased global food prices in recent years. Addressing the annual conference of the Agricultural Science Association in Galway, he said the US has set a target of 15 billion gallons of bio-fuel in 2015. >> Read on (posted: Sept 2008) | | | Ambitious Income Targets Needed for Commercial Farming, says Teagasc Director There is a positive future for the agriculture and food sectors in the medium term, despite the increased volatility in commodity markets, according to Teagasc Director, Professor Gerry Boyle. >> Read on (posted: Sept 2008) | | | MEP Warns About Cuts in EU Farm Budget Ireland East MEP Mairead McGuinness told the annual conference of the Agricultural Science Association (ASA) in Galway today that a major battle for agriculture will take place next year when the EU concludes a wide ranging review of EU spending, including funding of the Common Agriculture Policy (CAP). >> Read on (posted: Sept 2008) | | | Dan Browne Honoured for Service to Agri-Food Industry Dan Browne, one of the leading figures in the Irish meat industry, has received a special award from the Agricultural Science Association (ASA) for his outstanding contribution to the profession of agriculture and to the agriculture and food industry over the past 50 years. >> Read on (posted: Sept 2008) | | | Students Show Increased Confidence in Agri- Food Careers The Agricultural Science Association (ASA) has described the big increase in the points requirement for degree courses in agricultural science and food science in UCD as a major vote of confidence in the future of the agri-food sector..... >> Read on (posted: Aug 2008) | | | ASA National Conference Friday, 12 September Radisson Hotel, Galway The 2008 ASA National Conference features the leading authorities on agriculture, food, economic and food policy from Ireland, US and New Zealand. >> Read on (posted: Aug 2008) | | | New Manager Appointment at ASA We welcome our new manager, James O'Mahony, who took up duty on July 1st. James will have a key role in the effective delivery of a wide range of services to our members and ensuring that... >> Click here (posted: Aug 2008) | | | WTO Deal Would Have Devastating Impact - ASA The President of the Agricultural Science Association (ASA), Gerry Scully, has stated that a WTO deal as currently proposed would result in large-scale job losses in Irish agriculture and would have a devastating impact on rural Ireland. >> Click here (posted: Apr 2008) | | | | | | ASA Seeks Applications for Position of Manager As part of a major initiative to enhance services to our members, we are now in the process of appointing a full-time Manager. >> Click here (posted: Jan 2008) | | | | | | ASA Slams MEPs Decision on Plant Health Products The Agricultural Science Association (ASA) has slammed last week's decision by the European Parliament on the regulation of plant protection products............ >> Read On (posted: Nov 2007) | | | | | | ASA Honours Professor Tom Raftery Retired UCC Professor and former MEP, Tom Raftery has received a special award from the Agricultural Science Association (ASA) for his outstanding contribution to the profession of agriculture and to the agriculture and food industry. >> Click here (posted: Sept 2007) | | |  | | | 2007 ASA National Conference - Conference Papers To view the PowerPoint presentations given at this year's ASA National Conference. >> Click here (posted: Sep 2007) | | |  | | | Killian and Moloney Top the Bill at ASA Conference Two of the country's leading food company chief executives, Owen Killian of IAWS and John Moloney of Glanbia, are among the speakers at the ASA National Conference, which takes place at the Knightsbrook Hotel, Trim, Co Meath on Friday 14 September. >> Click here (posted: Aug 2007) | | |  | | | Reserve your place now for ASA National Conference 2007 ASA Members and agri-food industry professionals are being urged to book their place early for the 2007 ASA National Conference which will be held on Friday 14 September. The theme…. >> Read On (posted: Jul 2007) | | | | | | ASA Interservices Golf Tournament Results The ASA Interservices Golf Tournament, sponsored by AIB Bank, was held in Tullamore Golf Club on Thursday June 14th. >>Read On (posted: Jul 2007) | | | | | | ASA President to chair meeting examining Genetically Modified Crop Technology ASA President, Dr Dermot Ruane, is to chair a seminar examining issues associated with genetically modified crop technology in Irish Agriculture on Monday 23rd April in Teagasc Kinsealy from 1.30pm to 4.00pm. >> Read On (posted: Apr 2007) | | | | | | EU Commissioner to Address ASA Annual Conference EU Agriculture Commissioner, Mariann Fischer Boel, will be the keynote speaker at the Agricultural Science Association (ASA) annual conference, which takes place in the Knightsbrook Hotel, Trim, Co Meath on Friday, 14 September >>Read On (posted: Mar 2007) | | | | | | ASA Announces Details of 2007 International Research Fund The fund of €6,000, which is sponsored by AIB, provides generous financial support to ASA members to travel abroad and study topics of relevance to the agriculture, food and rural development sectors in Ireland. >> Read On (posted: Mar 2007) | | | | | | UCD Agricultural Science Mock Interviews The ASA has announced that it will hold this year's mock interviews for final year Agricultural Science students on Wednesday 14th February 2007. The mock interviews, conducted by ASA members from across the agri-food sector, are an important element of the career development services offered to members. >> Read On (posted: Jan 2007) | | | | | | Study on Farmer Disability Gets ASA/AIB Research Fund Award The ASA/AIB International Research Fund award has been awarded for 2006 to Shane Whelan. Shane is studying the implications of disability at farm level as part of a joint UCD/Teagasc postgraduate research programme. >> Read On (posted: Dec 2006) | | | | | | ASA makes submission on Rural Development National Strategy The ASA has made a submission to the Department of Agriculture and Food on the draft Rural Development National Strategy Plan 2007 to 2013. The ASA welcomes the commitment of €7 billion to the strategy and looks forward to its members playing a lead role. >> Read On (posted: Dec 2006) | | | | | | Venue for 2007 ASA Conference Announced Knightsbrook Hotel and Golf Resort, Trim, Co Meath is to be the venue for the 2007 ASA Conference to be held on Friday 14th September 2007. The ASA President's Prize golf competition will be played at the venue on Thursday 13th. >>Read On (posted: Dec 2006) | | | | | | ASA Focuses on Career Opportunities The recent ASA Careers Development Forum, held in UCD for Agricultural Science Graduates, gave practical advice on CVs and interview skills as well as an insight into the first few years of the careers of four recent graduates. >> Read On (posted: Nov 2006) | | | | | | National Climate Change Strategy The ASA has made a submission on the review of the National Climate Change Strategy document - Ireland's Pathway to Kyoto Compliance. >> Read On (posted: Oct 2006) | | | | | | ASA Conference 2006 - Friday 8 September - Sligo The 2006 ASA Annual Conference entitled "Global Climate Change and Energy Supply - Opportunities for Irish Agriculture?" will take place on Friday 8th September in the Radisson Hotel, Sligo. >> Read On (posted: Aug 2006) | | | | | | Conference Examines Scope for Energy Crops The scope for farmers to boost income from growing energy crops will be discussed at the ASA national conference in Sligo on Friday, 8 September. >> Read On (posted: Aug 2006) | | | | | | New Plan Offers Scope to Revitalise Agricultural Research The additional government expenditure on science, technology and innovation provides a real opportunity to revitalise research in primary agricultural production, said James Fitzgerald, President of the Agricultural Science Association (ASA).. >> Read On (posted: Aug 2006) | | | | | | ASA Concern at Demise of RTE Farm News Service The Agricultural Science Association (ASA) has expressed grave concern about the future of the daily farming programme, Farm News, following the recently announced changes in the RTE radio schedule.. >> Read On (posted: Aug 2006) | | | | | | Export Orientation Programme Ideal for Agricultural Graduates The President of the Agricultural Science Association (ASA), James Fitzgerald has encouraged more agriculture and food graduates to apply for the Export Orientation Programme (EOP). >> Read On (posted: Aug 2006) | | | | | |
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