Protests are currently taking place outside Bord Bia.
The IFA says it has no interest in meeting with the Chair of Bord Bia after an invitation from the agriculture minister.
It comes as Minister Martin Heydon has asked the IFA to accept an invitation from the Chair of Bord Bia to attend a council meeting and provide a briefing on the company’s use of Brazilian beef.
IFA President, Ballinakill's Francie Gorman has also requested that the Minister meet with the Bord Bia board excluding the Chair to discuss the current situation.
Protests against Bord Bia are continuing today.

Laois Senator Calls For Supervised Detox Beds At Midlands Hospital
Westmeath Principal Backs Call For ‘Roots of Empathy’ Funding
Offaly Publicans Take Aim At Vintners Body Over Diageo Price Hikes
Councils Step Up Enforcement Over Missing Social Housing
Laois Hardware Store To Close After 43 Years In Business
Offaly TD Wants Trespass Law Expanded
Tadhg Farrell’s Father Jailed For Seven Years Over €33k Heroin Seizure
Illegal Hunting Discovered In West Offaly
Water & Solar Solutions To Feature At Midlands Home & Energy Expo
Westmeath Hospital Sees Surge In Admissions
'Business As Usual' At Westmeath Garda Station Following Attack
Emergency Workers And Soldiers Seek Fairer Pensions
Grok Needs To Be Suspended In EU - Maria Walsh
Laois TD Demands Affordable Water Connection Fees
Midlands MEP Praises EU - India Trade Deal
Convicted Laois Murderer Dies In Prison
Midlands Woman Volunteers At West Bank Farm
Midlands Ministers Travelling Abroad For St Patrick's Day
Former Irish Boxer Pleads Guilty To Serious 'Stabbing' Of Relative
Athlone Town AFC Launches Business Collective Uniting Midlands Companies