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Beet Ireland is expected to make an announcement regarding its plans for the future…
A recent ruling in favour of Irish fast-food chain Supermac’s regarding issues with its branding demonstrates “the integrity of the EU”, according to…
The board of LacPatrick has today (January 22), announced its base milk price for the month of December, deciding to break the trend…
Ireland’s small food and drink businesses are optimistic about future development opportunities domestically and in export markets, according to Bord Bia research. Over…
Upcoming changes to existing compliance movement requirements to be implemented from Monday, February 4 have been described as “unfair, unnecessary and unwieldy”. This…
The opening of three new measures to support biodiversity of Irish forests were announced today (Tuesday, January 22) by the Minister of State…
A train suffered mechanical damage yesterday evening (Monday, January 21) when it was involved in a collision with a herd of deer. The…
Global cheese and dairy producer in the Netherlands, Royal A-ware, and Glanbia Ireland, today (Tuesday, January 22) announced plans to enter a strategic…
Nestle has officially opened its first research and development centre in Ireland at its existing manufacturing facility in Co. Limerick. The opening marks…
British Prime Minister Theresa May has reiterated her plans to secure a Brexit deal to leave the EU with the backing of Parliament…
Veterinary Ireland (VI) members are to be balloted this week after an agreement was reached between it and the Department of Agriculture, Food…
Agriculture technology company Lely is introducing a new robotic feeding system, which will be officially launched next month. The ‘Vector’ system will, according…
The Veterinary Officers’ Association (VOA) has become “increasingly alarmed” with the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine’s (DAFM’s) response to Brexit, the…
In May 2012, Peter Wilding – a former solicitor in EU law, former media director of the UK’s Conservative Party and former advisor…
The news surrounding Brexit is all doom and gloom at present, but there are many sectors being proactive ahead of the historic event.…
Irish Cattle and Sheep Farmers’ Association (ICSA) president, Patrick Kent, has questioned the financing of the “Food in the Anthropocene: the EAT – Lancet…
On Wednesday, the LIFFE wheat price for January dropped below £170.00/t for the first time since November 30. The reason for the drop…
It has been said that in relation to Brexit, the only viable solution now is for the UK and EU to agree to…
