Economic relationships between Ireland and Britain are deep-rooted. 40% of total Irish exports are consumed in the British market, making it our largest trading partner.
The Guangdong Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine Bureau (GDCIQ) has suspended export of poultry products from certain areas to Hong Kong over a suspected case of H7 sub-type avian influenza (AI).
Two of the nation's biggest online food delivery businesses said they are merging in a deal that they hope will drive more orders, in more cities, through their platforms.
Retailer Tesco PLC plans to exit the US market and sell its Fresh & Easy retail chain. The company issued the news while reporting its preliminary earnings for fiscal year 2013.
The Innovation Center for U.S. Dairy, Rosemont, Ill., released two new resources to advance the industry’s ability to track, improve and communicate sustainability performance and progress across the supply chain.
Wind Point Partners, a Chicago-based private equity firm, announced plans to merge two of its portfolio companies—Hearthside Food Solutions and Ryt-way Industries.
The purchase of Attune Foods in December and some of Hearthside Food Solutions assets earlier this month are part of Post Holdings, Inc.’s “proactive acquisition” strategy, said Terry Block.
Kenya-based private equity firm Catalyst said it had acquired a 50 percent stake in Ethiopian food and drink maker Yes Brands to tap into the Horn of Africa nation's large population and fast economic growth.
BrightFarms, New York, announced that it is building a 100,000-square-foot hydroponic greenhouse in Ward 8 here that will grow enough crops to meet the fresh vegetable consumption needs.
The Icelandic Group, Reykjavik, Iceland, has decided to consolidate management of its three British marketing operations -- Seachill, Coldwater and Icelandic UK -- in order to grow its market share.
Whole Foods Market here said Tuesday that improving results at larger stores between five and eight years old may prompt it to consider opening stores of mixed sizes going forward.
The owners of a cafe that serves what they call healthy fast food by the West Highland Way are planning an upgrade expected to cost around £100,000 in spite of challenging economic conditions.
The performance of the Australian manufacturing sector, including food and beverage manufacturing, worsened significantly in April 2013 amid weakening economic conditions.
Asia will become increasingly dependent on food imports from the West to support rising living standards, and in the sugar market affordable prices will drive demand up, sugar merchant Czarnikow said on Friday.
