Moy Park

Ulster Farmers’ Union slams Moy Park temporary closure

Group claims there is a ‘real risk that some farmers will have to close their business’

Fears for 400 jobs in North as Moy Park closes production line

Poultry producer will ‘temporarily’ stop processing live birds at its Ballymena plant

Bordering on Brexit: what those at the coalface think

On a busy day farmer Joe Parker might cross the Border 10 or 11 times, ferrying machinery and feed between his animals North and South

‘Clean meat’ coming to a supermarket shelf near you, but when?

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

Chicken producer Moy Park delivers record sales and profits

North’s largest firm set to deliver $50 million in savings after acquisition by Pilgrim’s Pride

Ex-DUP adviser accused of making ‘sales pitch’ for chicken firm

Andrew Crawford removed reference linking poultry industry to ‘cash for ash’ overspend, inquiry told

Relatives of Arlene Foster adviser had 11 boilers in RHI scheme

Ex-aide says DUP wants to blame him for the programme as he comes before inquiry

Lobby groups make fizz while hot air swirls

Cantillon: Reality check needed to take the fizz out of hot air rumour

Cash for ash: Fallout will not end with politicians

RHI inquiry exposes DUP and NI’s civil service view of London money as fair game

Potential for 25,000 new pharma jobs, US-China trade deal, and Titanic tourism

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Moy Park strike averted as 4% pay deal agreed

Accord triggered after hundreds of workers walked out of chicken plants

Union warns of strike ballot at Moy Park

Poultry meat producer employs more than 9,500 across three sites in the North

Belfast services group Mount Charles secures €8m in new contracts in Republic

The Abbey Theatre and the Customs House in Dublin among new business secured by Northern Ireland company

What's really in your supermarket chicken Kiev?

Some supermarket varieties contain up to 40 unsavoury ingredients

Tayto and TGI Friday’s among firms named, shamed and fined in UK

Wagamama and Moy Park also among 179 businesses fined £1.3m and forced to repay £1.1 m to workers for breaches of minimum wage rates

Moy Park’s US owner warn over post-Brexit trade deal

Firm says its operation ‘may be adversely affected’ unless terms are as ‘favourable as those currently enjoyed

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