ABP Food Group

Two of businessman’s companies with more than €700m in assets change residency

Former accountant has worked for parent company ABP since 2004

Business Week: Big news for several Irish businessmen; mortgage woes; and housing

Research Lives: Dr Jenny Lawler, head of the Membrane and Environmental Technologies Group and assistant professor at DCU school of biotechnology

JD.com has 302m active users and Goodman family has courted the Chinese market for years

Larry Goodman-owned company launches new meat-free brand called Equals

Irish companies successfully doing business in China are happy to share their expertise with those hoping to enter the hugely lucrative market

Irish companies of all sizes, and across a variety of sectors, are already succeeding in China. We catch up with four to find out about their activities there

‘Lab meat’ will sit ‘somewhere between low-cost hamburgers and high-end cuts’

Energy-positive system aimed at food and drink and municipal water sectors

Company’s premium beef cuts to be made available to consumers via JD.com

Company has had a presence in Scotland since 1982 and acquired the facility in 1997

Beef imported to China expected to grow by 76% in coming decade

Tipperary-based Good Herdsmen has been working in partnership with ABP since 2010

Goodman-owned group’s facility to produce enough energy to power 12,000 homes

Innovation awards finalist NVP Energy: taking wastewater from production lines and turning it into an energy source

Agritech firm expanding from poultry manure as energy source into municipal sludge

Verizon’s acquisition of Fleetmatics among big deals law firm was involved in this year

European competition authorities approve ABP buyout of Bert Allen’s 50% Slaney stake

From computer coding to space exploration a career in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics can take you anywhere

Redevelopment prohject has created 152 new jobs to date with more expected in the future

Review to look at international structure for possible tax implications

Luxembourg decisions the latest key chapter in the beef baron’s portfolio

Company accounts provide insight into Parlesse Investments

This week: National Workplace Wellbeing Day, royal Facetime and the ‘Beefhack’

Questions about Goodman company a ‘distraction’, says Minister for Agriculture

Louth-based group close to announcing deal with US distributor following lifting of embargo

Number of deaths on farms almost doubled last year compared with 2013

Martin McAdam has called on the beef processor to set aside legal costs so that the case can be heard

Company claims Goodman company statement ‘hung out’ rival

After marathon negotiations, farmers and processors managed to hack out an agreement on some secondary issues. But the main money dispute hasn’t gone away, you know

Meat Industry Ireland says IFA’s €350 UK price difference figure misleading

Martin McAdam : ‘I couldn’t say my last goodbye to my mum on her death bed’

ABP Food Group says business grew by €100m despite the scandal

Tesco’s Everyday Value burger is back on the shelves, Irish beef exports have risen, and nobody has been prosecuted. But regulators insist the ‘horse meat’ scandal of January 2013 has taught the meat industry a very expensive lesson

Company acquires second production facility in Klosowice

Steps to prevent other species entering food chain taken after horse meat crisis

Norwest - which has links with Ray MacSharry Jnr - apologises for unwittingly supplying contaminated beef