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# food and drink
Food officials are concocting a way to sell dairy online to social-savvy mothers in China
Bord Bia is trying to flog milk-based wares on sites like NASDAQ-listed JD.com.
Thai food chain Camile is trialling its 'virtual' ramen bar in Ireland
The company’s Slammin’ Ramen concept was first tested in London.
# Startups and tech
Why 'under-the-radar' Marvin wants to become the number-two food delivery choice
The online marketplace wants to secure a niche place in the market dominated by larger firms.
# retail and services
How protein bars and healthy snacks have muscled their way onto sweet counters
Commentators have likened the sugary food and drink category to tobacco in the past.
# food and drink
Burger joint BuJo wants to topple a decade-old planning rule so it can keep selling food to-go
Dublin City Council said it’s investigating the matter.
# insight and opinion
'If you're negotiating a deal, never show weakness - be strong and carry it through'
Pádraig McEneany of Celtic Pure talks about his hiring deal-breakers and being brave in business.
# food and drink
Thai food chain Camile is trialling its 'virtual' ramen bar in Ireland
The company’s Slammin’ Ramen concept was first tested in London.
# retail and services
How protein bars and healthy snacks have muscled their way onto sweet counters
Commentators have likened the sugary food and drink category to tobacco in the past.
# food and drink
Burrito bar Boojum is fighting to keep a takeaway at one of its Dublin joints
Planners are investigating a complaint against the to-go offering at its Hanover Quay restaurant.
# building and property
A frequent objector irate about fast food's 'fat arses' is trying to block Supermac's new plaza
A separate appeal against a project linked to a Facebook- and Google-backed cable has fallen flat.
# insight and opinion
'If you're negotiating a deal, never show weakness - be strong and carry it through'
Pádraig McEneany of Celtic Pure talks about his hiring deal-breakers and being brave in business.
# food and drink
Thai food chain Camile is trialling its 'virtual' ramen bar in Ireland
The company’s Slammin’ Ramen concept was first tested in London.
# food and drink
Burrito bar Boojum is fighting to keep a takeaway at one of its Dublin joints
Planners are investigating a complaint against the to-go offering at its Hanover Quay restaurant.
# retail and services
How protein bars and healthy snacks have muscled their way onto sweet counters
Commentators have likened the sugary food and drink category to tobacco in the past.
# food and drink
Galway's BIA Innovator Campus for food startups will open its doors in 2020
The State-supported project was first mooted two years ago.
# insights and opinion
'Restructuring last year was challenging. I don't like my staff to be stressed out'
Lorraine Heskin from Gourmet Food Parlour talks avocado toast, recession and keeping staff stress-free.
# insights and opinion
'Restructuring last year was challenging. I don't like my staff to be stressed out'
Lorraine Heskin from Gourmet Food Parlour talks avocado toast, recession and keeping staff stress-free.
# food and drink
After a 'disappointing' year, Broderick's aims to ramp up exports from its Tallaght plant
The family-owned confectionary company recently secured new contracts in Europe.
# food and drink
Weight-loss tea maker Miss Fit has shut up shop weeks after a recall of 'misleading' products
The company’s CEO said the closure has nothing to do with a recent FSAI enforcement order.
# food and drink
Weight-loss tea maker Miss Fit has shut up shop weeks after a recall of 'misleading' products
The company’s CEO said the closure has nothing to do with a recent FSAI enforcement order.
# food and drink
After a 'disappointing' year, Broderick's aims to ramp up exports from its Tallaght plant
The family-owned confectionary company recently secured new contracts in Europe.
# insight and opinion
'I'd rather work in the middle of the night than get up early - I'm not pretty in the morning'
Fingal Ferguson of Gubbeen Farmhouse Products also talks about the joys of cleaning mucky pigpens.
# food and drink
Dublin Blue Lager's maker is opening a €10m 'beer factory' in the city centre
The project is being led by the Woolshed’s owner and an ex-Heineken exec.
# Startups and tech
Grocery delivery startup Buymie has secured fresh funding from retail and rugby stars
The Dublin startup recently signed a deal with Lidl to provide its customers with a one-hour delivery service.
# insight and opinion
'I'd rather work in the middle of the night than get up early - I'm not pretty in the morning'
Fingal Ferguson of Gubbeen Farmhouse Products also talks about the joys of cleaning mucky pigpens.
# food and drink
Dublin Blue Lager's maker is opening a €10m 'beer factory' in the city centre
The project is being led by the Woolshed’s owner and an ex-Heineken exec.
# retail and services
Freshly Chopped plans to sell hats, knives and tea towels to keep its Grafton Street outlet alive
The salad bar chain is trying to make peace with Dublin council after a lengthy planning dispute.
# retail and services
Freshly Chopped plans to sell hats, knives and tea towels to keep its Grafton Street outlet alive
The salad bar chain is trying to make peace with Dublin council after a lengthy planning dispute.
# insights and opinion
'I used to get stressed trying to keep my inbox to zero. These days, I let the emails build up'
Flender CEO Kristjan Koik talks about deal-breakers – and his love of fast cars.
Voices
'An appearance on Dragons' Den tripled our sales. When they re-aired the show, it happened again'
Evelyn Garland shares her experiences from quitting her job to set up a company with her partner.
# food and drink
Freshly Chopped might have to rethink its menu thanks to Brexit
The salad bar chain is working on its next supermarket products – and a potential foray into China.
# insights and opinion
'I used to get stressed trying to keep my inbox to zero. These days, I let the emails build up'
Flender CEO Kristjan Koik talks about deal-breakers – and his love of fast cars.
# food and drink
Freshly Chopped might have to rethink its menu thanks to Brexit
The salad bar chain is working on its next supermarket products – and a potential foray into China.
Voices
'An appearance on Dragons' Den tripled our sales. When they re-aired the show, it happened again'
Evelyn Garland shares her experiences from quitting her job to set up a company with her partner.
# food and drink
'A tipping point': A third of restaurants in tourism hotspots served fewer holidaymakers last year
Lobbyists have blamed the issue on an ‘oversaturated’ market.
# Startups and tech
In its second act, rebooted food-waste startup Obeo is ready to take on new markets
The company almost went under last year but returned as an online-only business.
# food and drink
'When I was younger, I tried to take the easy way out of things in life'
Emma Devlin of Rascals Brewing Company talks about the ‘wow factor’ and balancing passion with planning.
# Startups and tech
In its second act, rebooted food-waste startup Obeo is ready to take on new markets
The company almost went under last year but returned as an online-only business.
# food and drink
The boss of Diageo's local whiskey says Ireland's luxury range is 'underdeveloped'
The drinks giant wants its new Roe & Co brand to take the lead in the super premium category.
# food and drink
Whiskey is booming, but exporters have been warned of an 'over-dependence' on US sales
A new report suggests cannabis could upset the drinks market in the coming years.