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Finance
Think twice before you click to avoid scams
Rosalind Skillen
With scams and frauds on the rise, how can you protect yourself? writes Rosalind Skillen.
12 March 2025 Education
Angus programme encourages innovation
Biodegradable seaweed packaging, accessibility in farming and increasing consumer awareness at the Certified Irish Angus school’s competition.
12 March 2025 Education
Graduate programme means business for Bord Bia’s Cormac
Graduate programmes can open up new avenues. With courses now looking for applicants, Cormac Mac Reamoinn gives his experience on moving from marketing to the agri-food sector, writes Sarah McIntosh.
Oatly promises profitability, Beyond Meat cuts jobs
Makers of fake meat and milk continue to make losses and promise profits.
5 March 2025 News
US egg prices reach record high as bird flu hits production
The cost of a dozen eggs has surged in the US, as bird flu outbreaks stall production.
1 March 2025 Poultry
Hard to pay for 'wet nuts' over milk
Emma Walls said that sales of dairy alternatives have peaked and are now retreating.
26 February 2025 News
Dempsey at Large: Beef - a different protein
The consumer perception of grass-based food is hugely positive as we can see from the premium earned by Kerrygold butter.
26 February 2025 Viewpoints
Behind the label: what you need to look out for
All things Irish come into focus this month ahead of St Patrick’s Day, but what about the food in your trolley? Deirdre Verney reports.
26 February 2025 Consumer
Strong UK red meat sales to 26 January
Sales of beef grew again in January for both volume and value, and while lamb volumes dipped they were still ahead over the full year.
21 February 2025 News
Legal query: can I stop drones taking photos of my property?
The legal implications on flying drones over private property and your rights.
19 February 2025 Consumer
Tillage farmers hit out at grain import volume
Farmers had the chance to speak to Minister of Agriculture Martin Heydon at the Irish Grain Growers Group AGM on Friday.
19 February 2025 News
Farmers at ‘bottom of the barrel’ in Boormalt cuts - IFA
The €230/t offered by the malting company has been described as “very late and very disappointing” after recent increases to the price of Guinness by Diageo.
11 February 2025 News