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16/07/2008 09:09:13
Business as usual for NBA until new chairman is appointed
Members and regional chairmen from all parts of the UK are keen to see the Association continue to move forward and maintain its activity on a wide range of important beef industry issues, NBA director, Kim Haywood, said today.
"They know that the long term future of the beef sector remains under threat from huge cost and income pressures and want to see NBA office holders, and staff, keep up their efforts to help as many beef farmers as possible stay in business," Ms Haywood explained.
"Members appreciate the efforts the NBA has already made on their behalf and are pleased that the Association will continue to represent them on a wide range of issues in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales."
"It is strictly business as usual with all staff working as normal."
"They know that the long term future of the beef sector remains under threat from huge cost and income pressures and want to see NBA office holders, and staff, keep up their efforts to help as many beef farmers as possible stay in business," Ms Haywood explained.
"Members appreciate the efforts the NBA has already made on their behalf and are pleased that the Association will continue to represent them on a wide range of issues in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales."
"It is strictly business as usual with all staff working as normal."
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