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Cork condiment producer Ballymaloe Foods gains gold sustainability status - Vimarsana News

Cork condiment producer Ballymaloe Foods gains gold sustainability status

Maker of Ballymaloe Relish has been recognised for its exemplary sustainability practices

Ballymaloe Foods relishing more growth in northern market - Vimarsana News

Ballymaloe Foods relishing more growth in northern market

Cork food firm Ballymaloe has reported a significant growth in its northern market presence over the past five years.

Ballymaloe Relish rebrands - Vimarsana News

Ballymaloe Relish rebrands

29 April 2023 By Tom Collins tom@TheCork.ie Ballymaloe Foods has unveiled a fresh new look for its iconic Ballymaloe Relish product. The world-famous company worked with top Irish illustrators as well as branding consultancy True Story for the rebranding project and is rolling out the new designs to shelves nationwide and internationally. The much loved…

Source: thecork.ie
BUSINESS: ISME Roadshow comes to Silver Springs, Cork - Vimarsana News

BUSINESS: ISME Roadshow comes to Silver Springs, Cork

16 April 2023 By Tom Collins tom@TheCork.ie The Irish SME Association (ISME) is delighted to continue its Roadshow series, it started in March and in April and May will be visiting more towns and counties in Ireland. On Thursday 20th April from 9.00-11.00am, the Cork roadshow event will take place in the Clayton Hotel Silver Springs. The event…

Source: thecork.ie
'Sinkhole was nearly 6ft deep': Little Island businesses call on Government to fund road upgrades - Vimarsana News

'Sinkhole was nearly 6ft deep': Little Island businesses call on Government to fund road upgrades

Several companies have threatened to withhold commercial rates and to carry out the work on crumbling roads themselves