EPA targets peat and waste sites in enforcement actions
Licensed plants ‘must improve if Ireland is to support its green image of sustainable food and drink production’
Complaints of environmental breaches by factories soared last year
EPA reports dramatic rise in reports as people stuck at home due to pandemic
Covid-hit dog food group Arrow sees profits tumble 39%
Group’s Irish Dog Foods currently closed due to Covid-19 outbreak at Naas processing plant
`If we had defaulted how strong would EU solidarity be now?'
Friday interview: John Moran, former Department of Finance mandarin
Beef Plan founder believes he is fighting for rural Ireland’s survival
‘Government has no sense of how beef farmers’ euro filters through community’
Arrow Group paid dividend of €7.5m last year in spite of dip in profits
Irish meat processor is owned by the Queally brothers, who also own Dawn Meats
Three food plants responsible for third of EPA complaints
Most common complaints to watchdog were over foul odours
Food processing firms lead EPA’s ‘name and shame’ list
Environmental watchdog rebukes five industrial sites for emissions management
Agri-food sites top environmental watchdog ‘name and shame’ list
Firms responsible for persistent odour, noise or dust emissions problems flagged by EPA
Food and drink sector is worst for environmental compliance
EPA report shows sector has overtaken waste industry for non-compliance
Eight companies on latest EPA ‘name and shame’ list
Six of the sites cited account for more than half of all complaints received in 2017
Seven companies named and shamed by EPA for breaches
Five are in dairy sector and all will be subject to increased inspections and monitoring
EPA names worst offenders for breaching environmental laws
Irish Cement , Tipperary Creamery Co-op among those on agency list
Kildare food firm tops ranking for odour complaints
EPA says nearly all companies reported to it were in breach of their licence conditions
Meat protests: biggest beef yet to be resolved
After marathon negotiations, farmers and processors managed to hack out an agreement on some secondary issues. But the main money dispute hasn’t gone away, you know
Ireland falls below WHO guidelines on air pollution
Environmental Protection Agency issues warning over concentrations of emissions
€500 payment recommended for Dawn workers
Food giant has been in dispute with Siptu over redundancy terms
Pre-tax profits at Arrow Group down 20% to €2.34m
Horsemeat scandal hit profits last year at the Waterford food processor
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