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If Irish pigs could fly
The Dealer
The Dealer needed some questions answered this week when he heard that a butcher shop in New Zealand had won an award for its Irish pork sausages.
16 October 2024 News
Poultry and pork dominate Irish meat consumption
Meat consumption is increasing in Ireland but it isn't for beef and lamb with the poultry meat the big winner.
7 August 2024 Neven
Neven Maguire: very versatile Irish pork
Pork is such a fabulous meat and it has the ability to take on a wide range of flavours, writes Neven Maguire.
Emissions tax on its way for Denmark’s farmers
With New Zealand reversing its decision on a carbon tax for agriculture, Denmark is the first country in the world to have a start date for a carbon tax on farmers.
7 July 2024 News
Tensions between the EU and China could spell problems for Irish food exports
We are facing a future with China where we have to be mindful of the broad tension between China’s industrial export policies v the expanding food imports required to feed China’s huge population.
26 June 2024 Viewpoints
China responds to EU tariffs on electric cars
Irish and EU pork exports to China in the firing line, as China responds to EU introduction of 38.5% tariff on electric vehicles.
19 June 2024 News
China launches anti-dumping probe on EU pork
Move comes in response to increased EU tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles.
17 June 2024 News
Market digest - stories from around the world
Brief news snippets from Croatia, Türkiye, USA and Brazil
12 June 2024 World
Neven Maguire: rack up your dinner flavours
This impressive roast rack of pork promises to be the star of your dinner table, writes Neven Maguire.
29 May 2024 Neven