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Primary School Children

Nutritional Info Primary School | Bord Bia - The Irish Food Board Learn about nutrition for children in primary school. Health eating tips and lunch box ideas for children aged 4-12 years. Primary School

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The best start in life

Fish for Children

Fish For Children - Bord Bia | Irish Food Board Find out everything you need to know about Fish for Children from Bord Bia, the Irish Food Board. These days parents are bombarded with information on nutrition for children. The news is full of stories about children being

Children’s Nutrition- Trends and Opportunities

Children’s Nutrition- Trends and Opportunities food alert,Food Alerts,FoodAlert The Children’s nutrition market is far from an easy nut to crack. A recent New Nutrition Business Survey found that the failure rate in this sub-section of the food and beverage market was

Irish Health Behaviour in School-aged Children

Irish Health Behaviour in School-aged Children food alert,Food Alerts,FoodAlert The 2018 Irish Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) was launched on Thursday, 9 January 2020. The HBSC is a cross-national research study in collaboration with the Word Health

Changing Life Stages & Household Structures

Traditional markers of progression – such as getting married, buying a house or having children – continue to shift.

Launch of National Healthy Eating Guidelines for 1 to 4 year olds

Eating well is of huge importance to overall health and wellbeing. Early intervention in a child’s life is well recognised as a critical phase when dietary habits are formed. But with so many confusing messages and misinformation about food and food choices, it can be

Healthy Heroes October Launch

Healthy Heroes October Launch FOOD FOR THOUGHT – IBBA AND BORD BIA CREATE SCHOOL LUNCHES THAT KIDS WILL ENJOY Peer learning schools programme aims to change children’s eating habits Healthy Heroes, the popular lunchtime nutrition programme is underway in hundreds of

Food Dudes

Food Dudes - Bord Bia | Irish Food Board Food Dudes is a healthy eating programme, developed to encourage children to eat more fresh fruit and vegetables. Find out everything you need to know about Food Dudes from Bord Bia, the Irish Food Board.

Back to School healthy eating campaign

Back to School healthy eating campaign Minister McConalogue and Olympic Champion Kellie Harrington launch Back to School healthy eating campaigns   Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Charlie McConalogue T.D. has today launched Back to School healthy eating

What Ireland Ate Last Night, February 2020

This study involved a nationally representative online survey of over 1,000 Irish consumers who charted their evening eating habits, resulting in a sample of 5,925 adult and 1,841 child evening meals collected over seven consecutive days. What Ireland Ate Last Night,

Celebrate Strawberry Season

Celebrate Strawberry Season ‘Celebrate Strawberry Season’ launched w/c May 18, and will run right through to September 2020. A revised COVID-19 response means that this year the campaign features enhanced digital activity including fun visual elements, stop-motion videos

Bloom Show Gardens to pay Floral Tribute to Global Issues

Bloom Show Gardens to pay Floral Tribute to Global Issues Bord Bia's flower, food and family festival returns to the Phoenix Park June 1st – 5th 2017 The global fall-out from the rise of “fake news”, the need for a safe-haven for dementia sufferers and making Ireland the

Bloom 2008 opens in the Phoenix Park

Bloom 2008 opens in the Phoenix Park Bloom 2008, Ireland’s largest gardening event, opens today in the Phoenix Park, Dublin. Hosted by Bord Bia, the event includes thirty show gardens from Ireland’s top horticultural talent, complemented by a larger and more spectacular

Locally Produced Food Report

The purpose of this research was to better understand the Locally Produced Food Category, e.g. attitudes towards the category, shopper behaviour and drivers of category purchase. Locally Produced Food Report The purpose of this research was to better understand the