The farming body has expressed concern over a review into the company.
There's various governance issues within Bord Bia that need to be handled, according to the Irish Farmer's Association.
It follows the farming body publicly expressing their dissatisfaction over a review into the company, commissioned by the Department of Agriculture.
It's after calls for chairperson Larry Murrin to resign by the IFA, after it emerged his company imported some beef from Brazil, with the body calling to meet with Minister Heydon.
Ballinakill's Francie Gorman says it doesn't address their concern:
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