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Halal meat plant owner to pay €16,931 debt to another meat firm

Agri-Business

9 months ago

Halal meat plant owner to pay €16,931 debt to another meat firm

Halal meat plant operator Asba Meats agreed to pay unpaid debts and costs of €16,931 to another meat firm.

Judge orders Halal meat plant owner to attend court over debt

Agri-Business

11 months ago

Judge orders Halal meat plant owner to attend court over debt

A judge has directed that the owner of a Shannon based Halal meat plant operator, Asba Meats, attend court in relation to an unpaid debt.

ICMSA webinar to focus on 'unsustainable' farm debt

Agri-Business

about 2 years ago

ICMSA webinar to focus on 'unsustainable' farm debt

The Irish Creamery Milk Suppliers' Association (ICMSA) is hosting a webinar this week focused on "unsustainable" farm debt.

Average farm debt almost €73,000 in 2022 - survey

Agri-Business

over 2 years ago

Average farm debt almost €73,000 in 2022 - survey

The average farm debt stood at €72,809 in 2022, according to a new survey published today (Monday, June 12).

Report: Global hunger to spiral as debt crisis increases

Agri-Business

over 2 years ago

Report: Global hunger to spiral as debt crisis increases

Leading food systems experts are warning the food-price crisis is entering a dangerous new phase,...

Agri-Business

over 2 years ago

Dairy farmers want answers on AIB debt write-offs

The president of the Irish Creamery Milk Suppliers' Association (ICMSA) has called on the...

Dairy farmers want answers on AIB debt write-offs

Rural Life

over 4 years ago

Legislative changes sought for debt secured by farmland

Debt secured by farmland should be considered relevant debt under personal insolvency legislation, the IFA has stressed.

Legislative changes sought for debt secured by farmland

Opinion

almost 5 years ago

Vulture funds need to be totally transparent

The amount of money owed by Irish farmers to vulture funds has increased dramatically and traditional lenders are not helping

Vulture funds need to be totally transparent

Agri Politics

almost 5 years ago

Tánaiste’s reply to forced farm sales 'pitiful, inadequate and ill-informed'

The response of the Tánaiste to concerns raised around forced farm sales is "insulting and borders on indifference", Carol Nolan has claimed.

Tánaiste’s reply to forced farm sales 'pitiful, inadequate and ill-informed'

Rural Life

over 5 years ago

'It's time to stand up to vulture funds' - landmark case highlights the 'one hope' for farmers

Last week, a Co. Roscommon farmer and his wife avoided bankruptcy and the loss of their farm after a landmark court ruling.

'It's time to stand up to vulture funds' - landmark case highlights the 'one hope' for farmers

Agri-Business

almost 7 years ago

On-farm debt: What's the on-the-ground position as we head into 2019?

Merchant bills for farmers appear manageable after a challenging year brings new opportunity to the fore in 2019.

On-farm debt: What's the on-the-ground position as we head into 2019?

Rural Life

almost 7 years ago

ICSA on farmer debt: 'Mediation is the only show in town'

Financial institutions have been called on to cease forced eviction by the Irish Cattle and Sheep Farmers' Association (ICSA).

ICSA on farmer debt: 'Mediation is the only show in town'

Agri-Business

over 8 years ago

Rising milk price sees dairy investment confidence grow

Rising milk prices are having a positive impact on dairy farmers' confidence when it comes to investing in their businesses, according to AIB's Anne Finnegan.

Rising milk price sees dairy investment confidence grow

Rural Life

over 8 years ago

Couple's farmland may be sold to pay six-figure debt

A High Court ruling has reportedly ordered a couple who run a tillage farm to pay a €352,000 debt within a month or have some farmland sold.

Couple's farmland may be sold to pay six-figure debt

Agri-Business

over 8 years ago

Agricultural contractors 'can no longer act as interest-free banks'

Land-based agricultural contractors can no longer act as interest-free banks, according to the National Chairman of the FCI, Richard White.

Agricultural contractors 'can no longer act as interest-free banks'

Dairy

over 9 years ago

Noonan rules out tax concession for farmers forced to sell land to pay off banks

The Minister for Finance Michael Noonan has turned down a proposal to the capital gains tax reliefs to farmers who are forced to sell land parcels to pay down bank debt.

Noonan rules out tax concession for farmers forced to sell land to pay off banks

Agri-Business

about 10 years ago

Farmers' borrowings steady, but new lending falls in second quarter

New lending to farmers fell back in the second quarter of 2015.

Farmers' borrowings steady, but new lending falls in second quarter

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