Moy Park breaks the ice in new deal in Republic Moy Park commercial manager Estelle Robinson (left) with Emma Murphy from Iceland Ireland. Picture: Brian Thompson 06 July, 2021 01:00
FOOD processing giant Moy Park has secured a company-first deal with Iceland to supply 12 of its branded products to 27 of the frozen food retailer s stores in the Republic.
The new lines - including Moy Park’s signature garlic & herb kievs, southern fried mini fillets and Cajun chicken sizzlers, as well as ready to eat roast chicken breast fillets - are available across Iceland Ireland stores from today.
Emma Murphy from Iceland Ireland said: “We’re committed to supporting local suppliers across the island of Ireland and this partnership with Moy Park is part of this long-term business focus and strategy.
Moy Park seals Iceland Ireland deal
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Moy Park seals Iceland Ireland deal
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June 28, 1843: The Jonesborough Whig and Independent Journal reported, âAs to the crowd in attendance here, on Monday, it is variously estimated â at from two to four thousand. Of one thing we are certain, to wit, that we never have seen as large a concourse of people in the town of Jonesborough. And the orators themselves, declared the assembly to be the largest they had addressed during the campaign.
Reading other articles in that issue of the newspaper, it is likely that the orators referred to were James Jones, who was the Governor of Tennessee during that time, and James Polk, who was Governor of Tennessee from 1839-1841. Polk later became President of the United States.