Food and drink sector values diversity, new survey claims

But some employees say it is a box-ticking exercise

Bord Bia unveils measures to tackle Covid-19 pandemic

Ireland’s food, drink and horticulture sector has been severely impacted by the crisis

Dublin software company Workhuman ‘on course’ for €1bn valuation

Seen & Heard: banks may ration lending and retailers seek rent supports

Exports of food, drink and horticulture products hit record €13bn

Bord Bia figures show beef exports down 7% while pigmeat up 14%

Breakthrough in beef row as first blockade is lifted in Co Meath

Fate of the blockades on the other 16 plants across the country is not yet clear

Bord Bia ranked most reputable company in the Republic

IRFU and Aer Lingus also among the steady climbers in the annual RepTrak ranking

Bee botanicals and Ireland’s first gin garden: What to expect at Bloom 2019

The gardening festival returns to the Phoenix Park for the June bank-holiday weekend

Irish farming cannot be beyond question in climate change battle

Dairy and livestock sectors assumed to be off the table in relation to environment policy pivots

Threat of Brexit fails to put a dent in food and drink exports to UK

Bord Bia reports a 2% rise in the volume of exports but value declines 4% versus 2017

Ireland’s top organic producers named

Making a meal of it, with Irish lamb, tomatoes, blue cheese and apple wine at National Organic Awards

Report identifies key target markets for Irish food and drink producers

Agrifood export growth to come from key markets outside EU, Bord Bia report says

Irish trade mission hears of market prospect for beef in China

Michael Creed talks of adding boned-in and chilled beef to China’s permissible products

Taking on the Brexit challenge

With less than a year to go to Britain’s departure from the EU, Ireland’s food industry remains particularly exposed

UL Bohs the cream of the crop again

Old Belvedere beaten in AIL final for the second year running

SuperValu products to go on sale in Bahrain in €5m deal

Musgrave will supply products from own-brand ranges to high-end supermarkets

One million packets of Keogh's crisps to be served to first-class Emirates passengers

Bord Bia Marketplace brings food and drink buyers from more than 50 countries to ‘speed-date’ sales event

Aldi to make room on its shelves for small Irish food producers

German discounter’s €500,000 programme open to small and medium suppliers

Bord Bia begins recruitment drive

Hiring of 29 staff expected to support growth of Irish food and drink export industry

Bord Bia report shows UK is still our bread and butter

Cantillon: Food and drink exports hit €12.6bn, but Brexit could take a big bite out of that

Irish meat exports reach new record in 2017

Despite Brexit cloud, Bord Bia figures show meat exports were worth €3.8bn last year

This Week: What’s coming up in business over the next five days

Results from Hewlett Packard, Analogue Devices, EasyJet and a forum on AI in Ireland

The key business events scheduled for this week

CSO figures expected to confirm unnerving dip in number of UK visitors

Creed bullish about opportunities for Irish beef industry in US

Newly-reappointed Minister for Agriculture leads trade visit to US and Mexico

Slaney Foods to supply Irish beef to Lidl’s US stores

Announcement comes as Irish beef wins US Department of Agriculture brand approval

€250,000 investment to find best Irish food and drink producers

Bord Bia and Lidl team up to get more Irish produce into stores

Irish food industry turning to Middle East due to Brexit

UK accounts for €1bn in agricultural exports but Middle East expansion could benefit

Bord Iascaigh Mhara launches inaugural seafood sector awards

The BIM Awards seek to find the finest fishermen, fish farmers and retailers in Ireland’s seafood sector

Steering the fishing industry through choppy waters

With challenges on all fishery fronts, new CEO at BIM Tara McCarthy has a lot on her plate

Fishermen urged to wear lifejackets in new safety campaign

David Massey recalls importance of PFD after his vessel capsized off the Wicklow coast

Broad welcome for BIM decision to abandon Galway fish farm

Withdrawal means Coveney will not have to rule on contentious Galway Bay licence

Bord Iascaigh Mhara withdraws application for Galway Bay fish farm

Project had hoped to create 500 jobs in farming organic salmon

Bord Bia unveils grant scheme for up-and-coming food firms

Agency’s ‘Step Change Programme’ aimed at companies with turnover between €100,000 and €5m

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