Lidl Ireland Shines A Light On Women’s Sport Following Survey

SuperValu has revealed a sharp increase in demand for essential food items as consumers stock up for the ongoing cold snap.

Marks & Spencer saw a strong trading period over Christmas, though its outlook for 2025 remained cautious, the company said on Thursday.

Shoppers in the UK last month saw the sharpest fall in prices in more than three years but 2025 spells a return to higher costs, the BRC said.

Tesco has reported its biggest Christmas, winning market share from rivals to reach its highest level since January 2016.

Dawn Meats and Dunbia – its UK subsidiary – are celebrating over 55 award wins in 2024, across products, service and sustainability.

Nestlé is launching protein shots in the US which it says helps suppress appetites for those trying to lose weight.

Maev Martin talks to Ciaran Sweeney, the managing director of Fyffes Ireland, discussing the company's leading global and local initiatives.

Hershey’s main controlling owner has rejected Mondelēz International’s takeover offer, saying it was too low, Bloomberg News has reported.

Health, finances, and new ways of socialising – consumers are relying less on alcohol, and so where do nolo alternatives fit into the story?

Heineken 0.0% will be available on draught in 3,000 Irish outlets by the end of 2025, the Danish brewer announced last month.

The Irish Whiskey Association has announced the appointment of Helen Mulholland as its chair, the association’s first woman chairperson.

Aldi Ireland is celebrating Dry January by offering alcohol-free alternatives to beers, wines and spirts for up to 30% off until 31 January.

Europe’s biggest meal delivery firm Just Eat Takeaway has said it has struck a deal to sell its US unit Grubhub to Wonder for $650 million.

Too Good To Go has teamed up with popular FMCG brands on a date labelling campaign as part of its efforts to fight global food waste.

The British online supermarket and technology group Ocado has named Adam Warby as its chair, succeeding Richard Haythornthwaite.

From efficient shelf labels to monitoring age-restricted products, technology offers a range of solutions for retailers, writes Brian Hurley.