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Filligans - Case Study 2025

Filligans Filligans - Gold Member Filligans is a small-batch producer based in Donegal, crafting award-winning jams, chutneys, and preserves. Known for its traditional methods and natural ingredients, the company champions quality, simplicity, and authentic Irish flavour.

Kerrigan’s Mushrooms - Case Study 2025

Kerrigan's Family Farm Logo Kerrigan’s Mushrooms - Gold Member Kerrigan’s Mushrooms, founded in 1981 in Co. Meath, is a family-run farm producing premium Irish mushrooms. Supplying major retailers, they’re known for quality, sustainability, and innovation in fresh, organic,

Setting the scene for the Instore Bakery report

Bakery is worth over a billion euros to the Irish economy (Shelf Life, 2019), with bakeries spread across the length and breadth of the island. And while in general bakery is not one of those categories that is easily exported, Irish bakeries have made inroads in a total of

Brexit Update: 11th June 2020

Bord Bia this week hosted it’s Preparing for Brexit – New UK Global Tariff Schedule webinar, with Carol Lynch and David Savage from BDO, focusing on the recently announced UK Global Tariff Schedule as well as the Northern Ireland Protocol. This webinar aims to help

German Frozen Supply Chain Webinar

German Frozen Supply Chain Webinar

Australian Market Entry Guide - Drinks

Australian Market Entry Guide - Drinks

Bord Bia’s Pan European Beef Promotion sees retailer participation grow by 25% since 2005

Bord Bia’s Pan European Beef Promotion sees retailer participation grow by 25% since 2005 European countries participating in promotion grow from 9 to 13 The final and third year of Bord Bia's pan European Beef Promotion involves Irish beef being promoted in 13 export

Blenders

As a food manufacturer, Blenders creates world class sauces with great taste and high convenience for their customer's needs. Founded more than 30 years ago, the family-run business has grown to be a key sauce manufacturer in Ireland and built a dedicated, experienced, and

Newgrange Gold

Established in 2010 by John Rogers, Newgrange Gold is ran from the Rogers' family farm overlooking the historic and beautiful Boyne Valley in Co. Meath. John saw an opportunity to create a brand that connected the rich and ancient soils of the Boyne Valley and the

IGWT Poultry Services

IGWT Poultry Services have been involved in the poultry business since 1951. Based in Broomfield, Castleblayney, Co. Monaghan the company started out rearing turkeys each Christmas. After being passed down for three generations, the business has progressed into processing

The Woke Work Place Post Covid 19

This article takes a look at how the “local action” sub trend under Responsible Living is evolving to be more about corporate and community action. The Woke Work Place Post Covid 19   This article takes a look  at how the “local action” sub trend under Responsible Living

Bord Bia’s London Office Brexit Update: 6th March 2020

Bord Bia’s London Office Brexit Update: 6th March 2020 food alert,Food Alerts,FoodAlert Michel Barnier warned on Thursday of “very, very difficult” areas of disagreement with the UK after the first round of negotiations on the EU’s future relationship with the UK ended in

Bord Bia’s London Office Brexit Update: 12th October – 18th October 2019

Bord Bia’s London Office Brexit Update: 12th October – 18th October 2019 food alert,Food Alerts,FoodAlert,Brexit UK and EU Reach Agreement on Brexit Deal British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker both announced Thursday

Bord Bia’s London Office Brexit Update: 31st January 2020

Bord Bia’s London Office Brexit Update: 31st January 2020 food alert,Food Alerts,FoodAlert Britain finally breaks away from the EU after 47 years. Britain’s 47-year membership as a member of the European Union ended at 11pm on Friday night, in an end to the post war

Bord Bia’s London Office Brexit Update: 17th January 2020

Brexit Update: 17th January 2020 food alert,Food Alerts,FoodAlert EU’s trade chief, Phil Hogan, has accused Boris Johnson of Brexit “brinkmanship”, complaining that the British PM’s approach to trade negotiations was creating uncertainty for business. Mr Hogan said that