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NOffLA Reacts To Decision Not To Decrease Excise Duty In Budget 2018

The National Off-Licence Association (NOffLA) has today criticised the Government’s decision not to decrease excise duty on alcohol in Budget 2018....

Britvic Ireland Responds To Sugar Tax Measures In Budget 2018

Following the announcement made in todays Budget 2018, Britvic Ireland has responded to the sugar tax measures that will be introduced in April 2018. It...

Budget 2018: A Synopis Of The Key Points

Following todays much-anticipated Budget 2018 speech from Finance Minister Paschal Donohue, Checkout has compiled a synopis of some of the key points. A...

Budget 2018: Measures Industry Experts Would Like To See Enacted

Industry experts within the grocery retail and food and drinks sectors have called on the Government to enact a number of measures, according to their pre-...

Euro-sterling Parity Could Cost Drinks Sector €130m, Warns DIGI

Drinks Industry Group of Ireland (DIGI) has warned that the euro-sterling parity could cost Ireland’s drinks and hospitality businesses in the region...

Retail Excellence Calls For A Reduction In The 23% VAT Rate

Retail Excellence has called for a reduction in the current 23% VAT rate, in Budget 2018 to combat challenges and to ensure 'Irish retailers maintain a com...

DIGI Calls On Government To 'Take Special Notice' Of Drinks Sector Ahead Of Budget 2018

The Drinks Industry Group of Ireland (DIGI) is calling on the Government, to take special notice of Ireland’s drinks and hospitality sector as it for...

Budget Resources Submission €400m Greater Than Expected

Resources available for Budget 2018 is reportedly €400 million 'greater than previously estimated' by Government. Ibec has called on the Government...