Beef language back on the red meat agenda

By Ken Wilcock
Updated April 19 2017 - 3:05pm, first published April 18 2017 - 3:30pm
Fifteen months after the Australian Beef Language White Paper review was presented to industry, the peak councils who originally initiated the study have finally considered the report and reached some consensus.
Fifteen months after the Australian Beef Language White Paper review was presented to industry, the peak councils who originally initiated the study have finally considered the report and reached some consensus.

FIFTEEN months after the Australian Beef Language White Paper review was presented to industry, the peak councils that originally initiated the study have finally considered the report and reached some consensus as to how to progress the raft of issues contained in the Paper’s 46 recommendations.

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