There has been a mixed reaction in France to news that the government has announced 1.1 billion euros worth of measures to support its livestock industry.<br /><br /> The aim is to halt a wave of protests that have blocked roads in the north of the country.<br /><br /> For some, the gesture is enough. But others are angry; they want to see an increase in prices for produce at the till.<br /><br /> Blockades have been dismantled in the north of France, but are set to be installed around major cities further south, like Lyon.<br /><br /> French farmers advancing on Lyon tonight + apparently Clermont-Ferrand tomorrow. More later https://t.co/Qu6lWSDdIy— DriveEurope (@DriveEurope) 22 Juillet 2015<br /> <br /><br /> Roads in the north of France have been by muck-spreading go-slows.<br /><br /> French farmers blockade tourist sites http://t.co/xBEIg3XzL5 pic.twitter.com/zo9C6B2hGr— Telegraph News (@TelegraphNews) 21 Juillet 2015<br /> <br /><br /> Foreign importers have also found themselves targeted. A Spanish importer of dairy produce found his tanker emptied of mi
