§ 23. Mr. Peter Millsasked the Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food how many tons of Yugoslav pork and beef were imported into the country during 1964–65
§ Mr. MillsWill the Minister bear in mind that increasing quantities of these products will be coming into this country due to the Common Market tariffs, and therefore food is diverted to this country? Does that not show how important it is that there should be far stricter import control over these products?
§ Mr. HoyNo. I think the figures for 1965–66 show a very substantial fall. Beef fell to 3,500 tons and pork to 1,300 tons.