| 20/03/06           BEEF from England's North West could be in the forefront of
              a new export drive. Regional producers are being invited to a series of special free
              evening events organised by the English Beef and lamb Executive
              (EBLEX) in conjunction with the NFU and Rural Development Service,
              to hear the secrets of successful exporting. The three events all start at 7.30pm. They will be at Orchards
              Farm, Goostrey on Monday March 27, The Tickled Trout, Preston on
              Wednesday March 29 and at the Shepherds Inn, Carlisle on Thursday
              March 30. Presentations will look at the various overseas markets, give
              a run-down of what processors will be looking for and the specifications
              farmers need to meet in finishing cattle for those outlets. Clive Brown, EBLEX Western Regional Manager, said: "Overseas
              buyers want our beef - but they are looking for specific carcase
              types and in some cases particular breeds. It is important that
              producers understand the requirements of each market in order to
              get the most benefit from the opportunities which arise." Events numbers are limited so attendees should book places through
              EBLEX - for booking and further information contact Clive Brown
              at cliveb@eblex.org.uk or telephone
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