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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

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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

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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

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Six Great Sites for Free High Quality Images

Six Great Sites for Free High Quality Images consumer insights Are you looking for free high quality images that grab attention and help make your messages more memorable and understandable? Mairead Mc Keown, Librarian & Information Specialist, Bord Bia – Irish Food Board

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September 2020

Welcome to the September edition of Bord Bia's Ireland Market Foodservice Newsletter.   As part of Bord Bia’s 2020 Irish foodservice market insights programme, we are hosting a series of research meetings with foodservice industry representatives this month. Findings from

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General Industry News

General Industry News   Irish Economy set to generate 167,000 jobs over the next two years The Irish Times – 26.01.2022 Up to 167,000 jobs could be created in the Irish economy over the next two years as it shrugs off the effects of the pandemic and consumer spending

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General Industry News

General Industry News ‘Rapid acceleration’ in Covid-19 insolvencies awaits tourism sector The Irish Times – 02.12.2020 The tourism sector faces a “rapid acceleration” in insolvencies after Christmas as the impact of the pandemic continues to place severe pressure on

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Spring Trolley Fair 2025(2)

Spring Trolley Fair

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Kepak - Case Study 2025

Kepak Kepak Group - Gold Member Kepak Group, founded as a Dublin butcher in the 1960s, has grown into an innovative food company employing over 5,000 people across 16 sites in Ireland and the UK. Guided by its “Forward Together with Every Step” approach, Kepak supplies

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Pay for Four Attendees - Private

Pay for Four Attendees Brand Forum Food Photography and Styling Workshop To pay your fee for four attendees, please complete the form. Cost is €0.00 per ticket. Payment total: €0.00 rachel.winters@bordbia.ie

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Pay for Three Attendees - Private

Pay for Three Attendees Brand Forum Food Photography and Styling Workshop To pay your fee for three attendees, please complete the form. Cost is €0.00 per ticket. Payment total: €0.00 rachel.winters@bordbia.ie

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Pay for One Attendee - Private 2024

Brand Forum Food Photography and Styling Workshop To pay your fee for one attendee, please complete the form and then enter your card details to complete the payment. Cost is €0.00 per ticket. Payment total: €0.00   rachel.winters@bordbia.ie

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Imports SPS

Save your checklist for transporting goods between Ireland and UK. ✅ How to access TRACES for importing. ✅ Health certification for imports, BCP costs.

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Want to be a better thinker? Here’s the secret, read more fiction.....

This Food Alert will discuss the benefits of reading fiction for better thinking and share 3 free online resources to help you get started. It’s supported by evidence based studies, authoritative sources and some good thinking.

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Swedish Eko (Organic) Grocery Sales Decrease for the First time in 12 years

Swedes have long prioritized organic food and have been willing to pay a premium for them. All the leading retailers in Sweden have their own eko (organic) range whereby prices can be considerably higher than their non-eko counterparts.

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