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Food fraud or fair play? The murky business of supermarkets selling 'Irish' seafood
The major chains have adopted similar approaches in marketing fish sourced from abroad.
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Apr 16th 2017, 10:00 PM
Will cheddar cheese be Ireland's Brexit canary in the coalmine?
Exports of the product have already plunged after the EU-exit vote.
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Apr 11th 2017, 5:52 PM
'The system is a joke': A quarter of Irish fishing vessels caught with illegal workers
A scheme was brought in last year to protect foreign staff – but there are claims that exploitation is still rife.
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Apr 9th 2017, 5:40 PM
'The system is a joke': A quarter of Irish fishing vessels caught with illegal workers
A scheme was brought in last year to protect foreign staff – but there are claims that exploitation is still rife.
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Apr 9th 2017, 6:00 AM
'Our competition isn't other racecourses, it's shopping centres'
Naas Racecourse is pumping €3.5 million into a ’boutique’ redevelopment of the venue.
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Apr 6th 2017, 1:36 PM
'Our competition isn't other racecourses, it's shopping centres'
Naas Racecourse is pumping €3.5 million into a ’boutique’ redevelopment of the venue.
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Apr 1st 2017, 12:01 PM
The 60-year-old company buying Ireland's best horses for Chinese billionaires
BBA Ireland helps well-heeled buyers around the world find the top racing talent.
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Mar 25th 2017, 8:35 PM
The 60-year-old company buying Ireland's best horses for Chinese billionaires
BBA Ireland helps well-heeled buyers around the world find the top racing talent.
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Mar 25th 2017, 5:01 PM
The story behind the Irish organic dairy company that's selling cheese to the French
Waterford-based co-op the Little Milk Company exports to 17 countries worldwide.
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Mar 25th 2017, 12:01 PM
Irish farmers want an EU ban on Brazilian meat after the country's tainted-food scandal
A two-year probe has led to allegations that exporters sold unfit products.
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Mar 20th 2017, 7:43 PM
Irish farmers want an EU ban on Brazilian meat after the country's tainted-food scandal
A two-year probe has led to allegations that exporters sold unfit products.
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Mar 20th 2017, 5:32 PM
The business behind the one-day-a-year shamrock industry
Ireland’s national plant is shipped all over the world for St Patrick’s Day.
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Mar 17th 2017, 9:30 PM
The business behind the one-day-a-year shamrock industry
Ireland’s national plant is shipped all over the world for St Patrick’s Day.
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Mar 17th 2017, 1:01 AM
Why thousands of Irish chickens could soon be stripped of their free-range status
Next Friday is D-Day for the designation, which applies to nearly half of all local eggs.
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Mar 8th 2017, 2:40 PM
Why thousands of Irish chickens could soon be stripped of their free-range status
Next Friday is D-Day for the designation, which applies to nearly half of all local eggs.
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Mar 8th 2017, 1:01 AM
One of Ireland's biggest companies is selling a chunk of the business behind Avonmore milk
Glanbia plans to sell a 60% stake in its dairy division for €112 million.
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Feb 26th 2017, 9:45 AM
Food processor Dawn Farms will pump €25m into its 'meat innovation' hub in Naas
The innovation centre designs products for restaurant chains and food manufacturers.
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Feb 24th 2017, 12:44 PM
Food processor Dawn Farms will pump €25m into its 'meat innovation' hub in Naas
The innovation centre designs products for restaurant chains and food manufacturers.
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Feb 24th 2017, 11:36 AM
One of Ireland's biggest companies is selling a chunk of the business behind Avonmore milk
Glanbia plans to sell a 60% stake in its dairy division for €112m.
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Feb 22nd 2017, 11:38 AM
'Put down your phone and chat': What food producers should do to make it at the markets
Many of Ireland’s most successful food businesses have cut their teeth at weekend stalls.
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Feb 19th 2017, 2:00 PM
The highs and lows of Fyffes' 30-year journey from a Dundalk grocers to a €750m Japanese exit
The fruit firm’s sale was given its final clearance this week.
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Feb 19th 2017, 9:15 AM
The highs and lows of Fyffes' 30-year journey from a Dundalk grocers to a €750m Japanese exit
The fruit firm’s sale was given its final clearance today.
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Feb 16th 2017, 3:48 PM
A Limerick firm that turns chicken manure into energy has signed a deal worth millions
BHSL expects to have €7 million before March to fund its expansion.
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Feb 11th 2017, 8:45 PM
The Limerick firm turning chicken manure into energy has sealed millions from investors
BHSL expects to have €7 million before March to fund its expansion.
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Feb 11th 2017, 12:00 PM
SuperValu has scrapped a 'free veg' promotion that outraged farmers
The IFA had accused the retailer of acting ‘unethically’.
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Feb 3rd 2017, 10:45 AM
One of Ireland's biggest mushroom farms has bought a major rival - all because of Brexit
Wexford’s Walsh Mushrooms took over Tipperary’s Golden Mushrooms as they battle a weak pound.
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Jan 29th 2017, 5:00 PM
One of Ireland's biggest mushroom farms has bought a major rival - all because of Brexit
Wexford’s Walsh Mushrooms took over Tipperary’s Golden Mushrooms as they battle a weak pound.
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Jan 26th 2017, 6:01 PM
One of Ireland's biggest mushroom farms has bought a major rival - all because of Brexit
Wexford’s Walsh Mushrooms took over Tipperary’s Golden Mushrooms as they battle a weak pound.
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Jan 25th 2017, 4:45 PM
Tillage farmers call for 'humanitarian' relief after the loss of entire crops in dire harvest
The government plans a low-interest loan scheme, but many farmers are already struggling under debt.
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Jan 18th 2017, 12:57 PM
'If it wasn't Brexit, it would be something else'
Agriculture minister Michael Creed said food producers are always reacting to some challenge.
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Jan 11th 2017, 2:48 PM
'I always wanted to set up a business, but I couldn't take any risks when my kids were young'
Why an increasing number of people are starting new companies later in life.
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Jan 8th 2017, 4:01 PM
Why 2017 could be a make-or-break year for the bloodstock industry
Between Brexit and potential overproduction, the Irish racehorse sector is set for turbulence.
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Jan 8th 2017, 10:00 AM
Cricket powder and getting over the 'gross factor' - the unlikely business of edible insects
Lara Hanlon, founder of Éntomo, wants to see Ireland cultivate an entomophagy industry.
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Jan 8th 2017, 7:10 AM
Cricket powder and getting over the 'gross factor' - the unlikely business of edible insects
Lara Hanlon, founder of Éntomo, wants to see Ireland cultivate an entomophagy industry.
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Jan 7th 2017, 4:00 PM
Egypt reopens its beef market to Irish farmers ending 17-year ban
Five firms have got the green light to export to the major consumer market.
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Jan 5th 2017, 1:30 PM
After a 17-year ban, Egypt has reopened its beef market to Irish farmers
Five firms have got the green light to export to the major consumer market.
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Jan 5th 2017, 11:22 AM
Why 2017 could be a make-or-break year for the bloodstock industry
Between Brexit and potential overproduction, the Irish racehorse sector is set for turbulence.
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Jan 2nd 2017, 6:01 AM
Irish farmers have slammed supermarkets for selling cheap potatoes
The farming body said promotions on potatoes during Christmas has a big impact on the industry.
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Dec 19th 2016, 8:53 PM
Irish farmers have slammed supermarkets for selling cheap potatoes
The farming body said promotions on potatoes during Christmas has a big impact on the industry.
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Dec 19th 2016, 1:29 PM
A Kenmare seafood firm may rebrand for the US - because its name is slang for cannabis
Kerry’s Kush Shellfish finds itself in an unusual position as it expands outside Europe.
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Dec 11th 2016, 2:00 PM
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