All Ireland articles – Page 19
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ArticleHelp for growers hit by price wars
Irish government aims to reset producer and retailer power balance through regulation and code of conduct
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ArticleTesco sees third-quarter sales decline
Like-for-like UK sales excluding VAT and petrol down 1.5 per cent, as retailer blames weaker market for groceries
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ArticleDirect store control for Iceland in Ireland
UK supermarket resumes direct control of its outlets in the Republic as part of international growth strategy
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ArticleFruit intake linked to smooth pregnancy
Study by London-based scientists who monitored more than 5,600 first-time mothers shows importance of diet
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ArticleGreen Giant unveils pre-packed range
Products for those 'on the go' in Ireland include bite-sized cucumbers, sweet pear tomatoes and snack peppers
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ArticleAztec Money gives something back
Irish company has expanded its activities in South Africa while also committing to support social projects
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ArticleBid to double Middle East exports
Food and horticulture promotional body wants Irish exports to Middle East to top €500 million
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VideoExclusive: First ever pumpkin in space
Total Produce has boldly sent a pumpkin where no fresh produce marketer has sent one before
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ArticleHolfeld scoops sustainable packaging gong
Packaging specialist picks up award for its work in introducing new designs to the Irish market
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ArticleParents, not industry, responsible for ‘obesity’
New campaign in Ireland aims to highlight the importance of long-term eating changes for the whole family
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ArticleIreland savours bountiful harvest
Irish yields up nearly 50 per cent on 2012, with bumper crops of apples, plums and pears
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ArticleSales and profits rise at Fyffes
Banana specialist consolidates the progress made in 2012 with a further increase in turnover and profit
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ArticleTotal Produce delights in strong first half
The Irish multinational posts a robust performance boosted by acquisitions, but admits of frustrations in UK market
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ArticleDublin's wholesale market set for revamp
Dublin City Council announces ambitious redevelopment plan to add extra space for retailers at city's fruit and veg market
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ArticleLate start for EU apples and pears
Season could be delayed by up to four weeks, according to Wapa, giving more time for Southern Hemisphere fruit to clear
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ArticleEU apple and pear crops bounce back
Production set to rise in 2013/14 following downturn in volumes last season, according to Prognosfruit forecasts
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ArticleFrozen berries linked to hepatitis A
Two different types of hepatitis A outbreaks, causing illness across two continents, have both been linked to frozen soft fruit
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ArticleCamposol develops citrus offer
Grower-exporter anticipates larger volume as it looks to securing US access for La Libertad-grown mandarins
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ArticlePotato supplier goes green
Irish group Glens of Antrim switches from wooden to plastic produce boxes as part of an environmental focus
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ArticleSupervalu rated as 'Best in Fresh'
Irish supermarket chain is named 'Best Fresh Food Retailer' at awards ceremony