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The Chapel Gate Irish Whiskey Co (Trading as JJ Corry Irish Whiskey)

The Chapel Gate Irish Whiskey Co (Trading as JJ Corry Irish Whiskey)

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Digital Marketplaces: How to sell on Amazon, Walmart and Alibaba

This report aims to help Irish Food, Drink, and Horticulture Brands to create their digital marketplace proposition from scratch. Digital Marketplaces: How to sell to sell on Amazon, Walmart, Alibaba This report aims to help Irish Food, Drink, and Horticulture Brands to

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The Consumer & Carbon

There is increasing pressure for food and drink companies to be transparent with their environmental impact across the entire value chain. New reporting requirements will see carbon footprint measurements as mandatory and communicating this measurement on pack is a new

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Look South: Opportunities at the Bottom End of Africa

As the second largest economy in Africa and accounting for 15% of the continents GDP, South Africa is an important market for Irish food and beverage products. With exports of food and beverage products from Ireland to South Africa totalling €77.7 million in 2019 and

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What A Catch! Sustainable Seafood Garden Hooks Overall Prize at Bloom 2018

What A Catch! Sustainable Seafood Garden Hooks Overall Prize at Bloom 2018 Bord Bia announces a whopping 10 gold medals for Show Gardens at Bloom Garden designer Andrew Christopher Dunne from the coastal fishing village of Clogherhead in County Louth has been named as the

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Europe Meat Shopper Insight Tracker Q1 2022

Discover here the key trends in how European shoppers are buying meat. We survey 500 grocery shoppers in 7 European markets to understand consideration, engagement and purchase levels across proteins as well as purchase drivers and barriers and future consumption trends.

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Cheese Shopper Insight Ireland

This research sets out to deliver shopper insight into the cheese category in Ireland. Shopper Insight Cheese in Ireland, June 2018 This research sets out to deliver shopper insight into the cheese category in Ireland. It looks at shopper attitudes and behaviours. Also

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Selling Ireland's Meat & Seafood in Online Grocery

We’re telling the story of selling meat and seafood in online grocery in five parts. Selling Ireland's Meat & Seafood in Online Grocery We’re telling the story of selling meat and seafood in online grocery in five parts. 1. Online Landscape An overview of where the sector

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Active Lifestyles

Find all you need to know about nutrition for active lifestyles

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Quality Comforts

Make delicious dishes with our easy to follow recipe guides. Get expert tips and more.

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Organic Recipes

Make delicious organic dishes with our easy to follow recipe guides. Get expert tips and more today!

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E Flahavan & Sons Ltd

One of the oldest food companies in all of Ireland, Flahavan's have been milling oats on the shores of the River Mahon, Co.Waterford for over 230 years. The family business, now run in the seventh generation, specialises in milling local oats and creating new oat-based

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Cully & Sully

Cully & Sully are purveyors of fresh soups and pies and hot pots. They have recently launched a new range of broths, made with Irish bone broth and locally sourced ingredients. The company was founded in 2004 by two friends, Cullen Allen 'Cully' and Colum O'Sullivan 'Sully'

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Aubergine

Aubergines originated in South Asia and the first mention of their cultivation is in China in 5 BC. The Moorish invaders introduced the aubergine to Spain and it was first mainly grown in Andalusia. From Spain its cultivation quickly spread into Italy and other Southern and

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Bramley Apples

Apples have been grown in Ireland for at least 3,000 years. Indeed, St. Patrick is said to have planted a number of apple trees in Ireland, including one at Ceangoba, a settlement close to where Armagh is now situated. Early monastic records tell us that the monks were

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