Weanling exporters have been "urged to refrain from any possible disruption of mart sales" by the Irish Co-operative Organisation Society (ICOS). ICOS pointed out that at this time of year, weanling sales are very important adding that marts provide a reliable platform to move these young animals. A number of export customers for Irish weanlings have expressed frustration at the number of weanlings which have not been dosed or vaccinated before being sold at the mart. The potential action at marts is being considered by some of the country's weanling exporters despite concerns from other weanling exporters that "it is not a good way to do business". Related StoriesMarts contacted by Agriland today (Wednesday, October 1) confirmed they are planning to continue weanling sales as normal next week.