All Ireland articles – Page 24
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ArticleIrish give green light to Stena Line route
The Irish Competition Authority has cleared the proposed acquisition of DFDS passenger and freight services and routes between Belfast/ Heysham and Belfast/Liverpool.
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ArticleMovers & Shakers | April 2011
Full round-up of all the latest major appointments and departures within the European fresh produce industry over the past month
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ArticleTotal Produce launches Smartpacks
Company's special new coded packs will provide consumers with more information about the fresh produce they buy
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ArticleIrish sets sights on ending supermarket demands
The Irish government is to prioritise a retail code of practice to suppress unfair demands on suppliers by supermarkets.
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ArticleFyffes explores new growth opportunities
Chairman David McCann confirms modest rise in operating profit and hints at possible further investment during coming months
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Keelings kicks off Irish strawbs
Large-scale supplier Keelings has begun deliveries of Irish strawberries.
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ArticleEC confirms School Fruit Scheme funding
Allocations for 2011/12 academic year show the UK, Sweden and Finland are only EU countries not set to participate
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ArticleIrish look to stem flow of UK imports
A campaign is underway in the Irish Republic to strengthen the horticulture sector and reduce the flood of imports, many of them from the UK.
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ArticlePaul Clüver to step down from Fyffes
Tropical fruit company announces Capespan chairman's decision to retire as a non-executive director after 12 years in the role
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ArticleFyffes ahead of expectations
Profits climb 0.2 per cent for the full-year period of 2010 to hit €21.3m
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Optimism grows as Irish look for salvation
Optimism in the Irish Republic’s struggling fresh produce sector may be in short supply - but there’s still a feeling of “nervous excitement” about the new government that’s soon to take over, according to one grower.
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ArticleBanana prices higher at start of 2011
Fyffes reports higher selling prices in second half of last year "insufficient" to offset first-half profit shortfall
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ArticleTotal Produce sees revenues grow
The importer has reported good results for 2010, thanks to strong performances in Continental Europe and Scandinavia
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ArticleBig freeze hits Irish vegetables
The big winter freeze, the worst in living memory, has caused extensive damage to vegetable crops across the Irish Republic, according to the Irish Horticultural Association (IHA).
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ArticleIrish report calls for retail ‘fairness’ code
Growers in the Irish Republic are being put under unfair pressure by major retailers, according to a report by a parliamentary committee drawn from all the major parties.
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ArticleNorthern Irish mushroom investment made
Northern Irish mushroom grower JF McKenna has invested over £50,000 in research and development with help from Invest Northern Ireland, to create an innovative mushroom growing house.
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Government collapse causes Irish hort crisis
The Irish fresh produce industry has lost its second minister in less than a year in the political turmoil that has forced the
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ArticleFyffes buys one-third of vanWylick
Tropical fruit importer continues to expand with acquisition of 33.3 per cent share in German fresh produce company
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ArticleNorthern Irish supplier wins key contract
A Northern Irish supplier has won a lucrative new contract following a £5 million expansion at the business.
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ArticleFyffes revises 2010 earnings target
Company reveals that strong finish to the year in the European banana market has enabled it to increase its profit forecast