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Factories hit jackpot with investment grants 2023-07-05

61% of UK consumers have expressed a lack of trust in the claims top UK grocery companies make when it comes to declaring their carbon footprint,

Bord Bia carried more than 300,000 carbon assessments on Irish beef and dairy farms according to latest figures in its 2022 annual report.

86% of C-suite and senior management said that a well-managed food programme contributed to building a strong company culture.

Two of Sligo’s local food and drinks producers picked up awards in the inaugural Homegrown by Maxol programme, a month-long search for Ireland’s finest small to medium sized businesses.

Trading under Origin Green brand at ‘risk’ – Ryan 2023-05-31

The coming weeks will see outgoing Livestock and Meat Commission (LMC) chairman Gerard McGivern move on to the next stage of his career.

Environment Minister Eamon Ryan has accused opponents of the proposed Nature Restoration Law of scaremongering in relation to its impacts.

No farmer in Ireland “will be forced” to rewet their lands under the proposed European Union law according to Minister Ryan.

Minister McConalogue has said that he expects progress on opening further market access to China for Irish agri-food.