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Agri-Food Regulator Calls On Eligible Businesses To Appoint Liaison Officer

The Agri-Food Regulator has alerted buyers of agri-food products to check if they need to appoint a liaison officer under new regulations.

Government’s Agri-Food Regulator Formally Established

The formal establishment of An Rialálaí Agraibhia – the Irish government’s agri-food regulator – takes place today, 13 Dece...

Lidl Signs New €1.5m Deal With Begleys Fresh Produce Group

Russian Wheat Export Prices Almost Unchanged For Third Week On Low Demand

Russian wheat export prices maintained their levels last week in the face of a tacit minimum delivery price restriction.

High Pasta Prices Set To Boil Over As Canada's Wheat Withers

Pasta lovers must brace to pay even higher prices for their favourite dish, as drought in Canada and bad weather in Europe damages crop...

Irish Weather Could Lead To Veg Shortages, Warns Agri-Consultant

Irish weather and vegetable supplies from Europe could lead to shortages.

Weekly Round-Up ... 6 June 2023

Subway has reached an agreement with a master franchisee to open nearly 4,000 new sandwich shops across mainland China over the next 20 years.

British Sugar Has Secured Alternate Sources Of Supply But Profits Will Be Hit

Associated British Foods ABF.L said on Tuesday a UK sugar production shortfall has forced its British Sugar unit to secure costly alternate sources of supp...

EU Palm Oil Use And Imports Seen Plummeting By 2032

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Agri-Food Regulator Calls On Eligible Businesses To Appoint Liaison Officer

Government’s Agri-Food Regulator Formally Established

Lidl Signs New €1.5m Deal With Begleys Fresh Produce Group

Russian Wheat Export Prices Almost Unchanged For Third Week On Low Demand

High Pasta Prices Set To Boil Over As Canada's Wheat Withers

Irish Weather Could Lead To Veg Shortages, Warns Agri-Consultant

Weekly Round-Up ... 6 June 2023

British Sugar Has Secured Alternate Sources Of Supply But Profits Will Be Hit

EU Palm Oil Use And Imports Seen Plummeting By 2032

Farmers In Brazil Remove Dead Coffee Trees, Some Switching To Grains

Agriculture Prices To Ease But Hunger And Climate Goals Are Far Off: FAO/OECD

EU Should End Imports Made With Banned Pesticides: Farm Chief

EU Sets Out Support For Struggling Farmers

Coronavirus To Have 'Substantial' Impact On Trade: WTO

Agri-Tech Experts Gather In Waterford For Demeter Project Launch