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The Minister for Agriculture urged agri-food businesses to register for an EORI number

'Urgent action' on Brexit needed from agri-food sector

Brexit • 26 Nov

If the EU approves the proposal it will mean that Irish grass fed beef will have protected status and cannot be replicated anywhere else

Govt seeking special status for 'Irish Grass Fed Beef'

Business • 26 Nov

Migrant Rights Centre said the industry is characterised by low pay (stock image)

Meat industry has 'disgraceful' safety record - MRI

Ireland • 25 Nov

Officials are in talks to avoid a potential two-way ban on a wide range of foods including sausages, mince and prepared meals

Two-way food ban 'reflection of many issues of Brexit'

Brexit • 24 Nov

Under EU rules, there are restrictions on certain meat products from outside the European Union

Last-minute bid to prevent UK-Ireland meat product ban

Brexit • 24 Nov

Total Produce said its sales and earnings for 2020 are now expected to be slightly higher than 2019

Total Produce expecting higher sales, earnings in 2020

Business • 23 Nov

Ireland's maritime climate provides the ideal conditions for growing quality Christmas trees

Real Irish Christmas tree sales soar during lockdown

Business • 20 Nov

Kevin Wallace, New Leaf Urban Farmers

New Leaf Urban Farmers launches Beyond Organic veg box

Business • 19 Nov

A strain of the virus was detected on a farm in Denmark

Irish mink population to be culled to stop Covid spread

Coronavirus • 19 Nov

Jason Hawkins, CEO at Carbery Group with Chairman TJ Sullivan, CFO Colm Leen, COO John Holland and Cheddar Cheese Manager Conor O'Donovan at its new facility in Ballineen

Carbery Group's Cork mozzarella plant now operational

Business • 19 Nov

Butchers have been asked for for smaller birds instead of the traditional big turkey

Turkey farmers facing complaints that birds are too big

News Lens • 19 Nov

Origin Enterprises said it saw a slow start to trading in the seasonally quiet first quarter of its financial year

Origin Enterprises' Q1 revenue falls by 14.3%

Business • 18 Nov

A medical care worker holds a Yemeni child who is suffering from malnutrition

Dairy farmers raise over €100k for famine-hit Yemen

Ireland • 15 Nov

Irish milk prices were the lowest of all the EU countries examined in new research from Cork Institute of Technology and Teagasc

Irish dairy farms among most profitable in Europe

Business • 10 Nov

Professor Gerry Boyle, Director of Teagasc, and Liam Herlihy, Chairman of the Teagasc Authority at the launch of its annual report today

Teagasc invests €35m to deal with Brexit challenges

Business • 21 Oct

Many agribusinesses still plan to increase sales to Northern Ireland and the UK in spite of Brexit

Brexit concerns up 100% among food and agribusiness

Business • 10 Sep 19

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