Agri-Business
Glanbia’s cheese and whey plant begins production in Michigan
Glanbia Nutritionals’ new $470 million (€396 million) cheese and whey plant in St. Johns, Michigan, began receiving milk today (Wednesday,...
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Soil health: ‘The most valuable tool on your farm is your spade’
‘Soil health’ is a term coming up more and more frequently among farmers, growers, agronomists and researchers, but what does...
Agri-Business
Soil health: ‘The most valuable tool on your farm is your spade’
‘Soil health’ is a term coming up more and more frequently among farmers, growers, agronomists and researchers, but what does...
Agri-Business
Soil health: ‘The most valuable tool on your farm is your spade’
‘Soil health’ is a term coming up more and more frequently among farmers, growers, agronomists and researchers, but what does...
Agri-Business
Sperrins floods farmers have ‘strong sense of injustice’ over 2017 flood funding
West Tyrone MLA Declan McAleer has urged the Agriculture Minister Edwin Poots to urgently conclude his deliberation on funding for...
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Sperrins floods farmers have ‘strong sense of injustice’ over 2017 flood funding
West Tyrone MLA Declan McAleer has urged the Agriculture Minister Edwin Poots to urgently conclude his deliberation on funding for...
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No promises over post-Brexit labels for food imports in NI
Northern Ireland Agriculture Minister Edwin Poots has indicated he will not push for increased food labelling to differentiate food imports...
Agri-Business
GDT index records slight rise to mark 3rd consecutive increase
The Global Dairy Trade (GDT) index has lifted in its latest auction to record a third consecutive increase. The most...
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Avara Foods invests £11 million into Brackley processing site
Avara Foods, one of the UK’s leading food businesses, is spending record sums at its processing site at Brackley, Northamptonshire....
Agri-Business
'More realism needed in letting farm business tenancies' - TFA
The Tenant Farmers Association (TFA) is calling for a greater degree of realism from landlords of farmland and their agents...
Agri-Business
Politics and economics affecting grain prices
At last week’s Grain Market Outlook Conference, held by the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) in the UK, grain...
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Politics and economics affecting grain prices
At last week’s Grain Market Outlook Conference, held by the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) in the UK, grain...
Agri-Business
Foodservice likely to be NI’s weak link in cheap imports threat
Foodservice buyers are likely to pose more of a risk to domestic food standards post-Brexit than supermarkets, according to Northern...
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Foodservice likely to be NI’s weak link in cheap imports threat
Foodservice buyers are likely to pose more of a risk to domestic food standards post-Brexit than supermarkets, according to Northern...
Agri-Business
'Our food and drink providers are the unsung heroes' - ActionCOACH
ActionCOACH Cotswolds and Gloucestershire based organisation Happerley are working together to provide vital business support to farmers, growers and the...
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Report: 60% of global population worries about food safety
An international study on the global food safety has revealed more than half the world’s population (60%) worry about the...
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Report: 63% of British people will buy more UK produce as a result of Covid-19 and Brexit
Research released by Barclays has uncovered the impact of the pandemic on consumer grocery shopping habits, as one-quarter of Brits...
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Import figures: UK barley travelling ahead of Brexit
Barley imports increased this month, while maize imports took a dramatic drop compared to the same time last year, according...
