TALLINNThe European Union said it was pondering additional purchases of pork because of the problems affecting the market, which in turn may have a negative effect on the market in Estonia, Minister of Agriculture Tiit Tammsaar said. Speaking from Brussels, where he was attending a meeting of the EU's council of agriculture ministers, Tammsaar said most EU members stated that they were in a difficult situation because of the pork market and were in favor of allocating extra money for intervention purchases. While the plan hasn't materialized yet, the intervention purchases probably wouldn't...
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