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April 2024
WELCOME TO THE APRIL EDITION OF BORD BIA'S IRELAND MARKET FOODSERVICE NEWSLETTER. Although a long way out, we’re delighted to confirm that we have a date for this year’s Foodservice Seminar – please mark Wednesday, November 13th in your diaries! We also have a new venue
Read MoreJune Week 5 2020
Welcome to our weekly Bord Bia Ireland Market Foodservice Newsletter. Next Monday, 29th June is a significant date in the Irish foodservice market calendar as much of the industry re-opens to welcome customers through their doors for the first time in over 3 months. We
Read MoreFSAI
The Food Safety Authority of Ireland is the inspectorate body for food business operators and for stall holders selling at markets. There are a host of resources on their website and a great starting point is their specific page with resources specific to home businesses
Read MoreBrexit Update: 24th January 2020
Brexit Update: 24th January 2020 food alert,Food Alerts,FoodAlert,Brexit The EU Parliament is meeting on the 28th and 29th of January to vote on the Withdrawal Agreement. It should be passed by the UK and EU by the 31st of January. The EU cannot start negotiating until they
Read MoreBord Bia announces shortlist for inaugural Origin Green Farmer Awards
Bord Bia announces shortlist for inaugural Origin Green Farmer Awards Farmers encouraged to trial Carbon Navigator on Bord Bia stand Animal Remedy Record issues to be addressed during daily demonstrations, Bord Bia President Michael D Higgins and Mrs. Sabina Higgins
Read MoreMay 2021
Welcome to the May edition of Bord Bia's Ireland Market Foodservice Newsletter. This month we are undertaking research interviews with key industry representatives as part of the drafting process for our 2021 Irish Foodservice Industry White Paper. Findings from the White
Read MorePricing and Revenue Growth Management
Pricing and Revenue Growth Management
Read MoreMake Your Brand Upwardly Mobile
Make Your Brand Upwardly Mobile consumer insights Are you an Irish supplier who wants to make it easier for mobile shoppers to shop your brands whilst increasing your online sales? Mairead Mc Keown, Librarian & Information Specialist, Bord Bia – Irish Food Board Are
Read MoreJuly 2020
Welcome to the July edition of Bord Bia's Ireland Market Foodservice Newsletter. This week saw the publication of a €5.2BN Government July Stimulus package. Supports for the hospitality industry include a ‘Stay and Spend’ tax rebate worth up to €125 per person to assist
Read MoreSkillnet Climate Ready Academy
Skillnet Ireland is a business support agency of the Government of Ireland, responsible for advancing the competitiveness, productivity and innovation of Irish businesses through enterprise-led workforce development.
Read MoreSlaney Farms Produce Ltd - Case Study 2025
Slaney Farms - Grown with passion Slaney Farms Produce Ltd - Gold Member Slaney Farms, based in Co. Wexford, is a family-run business dedicated to growing and packing premium Irish potatoes. Committed to sustainability and quality, the company combines traditional farming
Read MoreIraq Dairy Market
Iraq is a major importer of dairy products as much of the Iraqi dairy processing sector has been destroyed during years of conflict.
Read MoreWhat’s On: June Bank Holiday Weekend
What’s On: June Bank Holiday Weekend Get Garden Inspiration from Bord Bia Bloom! #BloomAtHome @BordBiaBloom With the June Bank Holiday weekend fast approaching, Bord Bia is putting the finishing touches to a series of virtual initiatives and events to celebrate Bord Bia
Read MoreFarmers invited to award winning Cork dairy farm
Farmers invited to award winning Cork dairy farm Crowley farm has achieved an 18% reduction in carbon footprint Origin Green Farmer Award winners and Dairygold Milk Suppliers, Trevor and Olive Crowley of Lissarda, County Cork, will host a farm walk on Friday 3 May between
Read MoreCause-Related Marketing- Time for a rethink?
Data from DoSomething Strategic, a research consultancy that focuses on social impact found that 58% of respondents were more likely to buy from brands supporting good causes but that very few (12%) had top of mind recall of which brands supported which good causes.
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