Potato milk: Latest plant-based milk arrives in Ireland this year
You might think we have reached peak plant milk, but you would be wrong
No crying in the kitchen: ‘Tearless’ onions go on sale
Sunions, developed by decades of cross-breeding, hit the shelves in British supermarkets
Cop26: Funding for protecting nature and shift to sustainable farming
Coalition of countries pledges movement on loss of forests, soil damage and ecosystems
Nestlé says UK worker shortage could hit Quality Street supplies at Christmas
Company says it is ‘working hard’ to ensure supplies
Iseq finishes up almost 1% as European indices snap four-day losing streak
Oil stocks up as US government tells majors it will buy their reserves
Britain’s John Lewis to axe more stores after Covid-19 ‘earthquake’
Employee-owned group recorded £517m annual loss
Coronavirus: British police vow tougher enforcement of restrictions
UK stores to insist on face coverings as 45,533 new cases and 1,243 deaths reported
Deliveroo’s losses soared before recovery due to pandemic
Company says it turned profitable on an operating basis in second and third quarters of this year
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Patrick Freyne: There’s nude pigeons, flying snow people, heart-shaped haircuts – and a broken time-space continuum
Full-year revenues to fall by 14% at Greencore
Irish-headquartered food group points to improving demand for its products in the UK
Greencore halts production at Northampton plant due to Covid-19
Shares recover after earlier stutter as company moves some production to other group facilities
Coronavirus spreads to sandwich king
Cantillon: Greencore Northampton plant keeps production going despite outbreak
London less reserved now that Covid-19 has ‘torn the skin off the world’
Isolation has pushed people across the Rubicon of getting to know their neighbours
‘Moment of thanks’ from magazines a harbinger of industry pain
Laura Slattery: Consumer titles have innovated, but a crisis lurks
Aston Martin shows off its €340,000 DBX SUV in Ireland
British carmaker ‘not jumping on the bandwagon, we’re redefining it’
Glenilen Farm targets €5.5m sales with range expansion
Yogurt maker is stocked by a number of UK retailers
Twins ‘a Happy Pear’ as revenues rise 22%
Food business continued to expand last year as revenues totalled €9.96m
Entrepreneur of the Year says farming and food could be a solution to climate change
Friday interview: Richard Kennedy, chief executive of Devenish
Christmas shows our approach to climate change is crackers
Pricewatch: About 15m crackers will be pulled in Ireland over festive season
The John Lewis Christmas ad is out. Ah, feudalism and rickets. Yum!
Does it make me (a) leak tears and money or (b) wonder why Edgar is such a pain in the hoop?
John Lewis says Fleabag jumpsuits and Peaky Blinders flat caps in demand
Clothes viewed from the sofa and metal straws among big sellers
Valeo Foods to pay €75m for UK’s biggest Christmas pudding maker
Dublin-based company recently bought Kettle crisps British operation
John Lewis issues stark no-deal Brexit warning
UK retailer says may not be possible to mitigate ‘significant’ impact
Derry bakery investing £750,000 to service expanding market
Genesis Crafty has seen fresh demand for year round products and new orders for Christmas
European stocks dive to two-month lows on China worries
Shares of video-game makers down as Trump blames industry for gun violence
How one mainstream UK supermarket got rid of (almost all) packaging
In the fresh fruit and vegetable section, Waitrose removed packaging from 75% of fresh produce
Pret A Manger to swallow rival Eat in vegan push
Eat has struggled with competition in fast-food sector
Inside Track: Evan Talty, Wild Irish Seaweeds
Clare company now sells seaweed to nutraceutical, cosmetic and pharmaceutical industries
Is traditional retail on the verge of extinction?
In the UK insolvencies have jumped by more than a fifth since 2016
David McWilliams: Ireland’s Dunnes-loving, cheese-eating unsqueezed middle
I’ll take an upwardly mobile Gubeen over a stinky Brexit cheddar
John Lewis cuts staff bonuses to lowest level in 65 years
Heavy discounting adds to tough trading conditions for group
Strong Roots set to launch in over 3,000 stores in US
Group says it sees Brexit opportunities as all major UK retailers agree to stock products
John Stapleton: Food king's recipe for success
The serial food entrepreneur who invented fresh chilled soup worries that UK business is not ready for Brexit
The year of slow news, fake news and ‘Love Island’
2018 had everything: scandals, outrages and some terrible slurs on journalists
Sports Direct chief calls for 20% tax on online sales
Mike Ashley tells MPs mainstream high street is ‘already dead’
Patrick Freyne: Be afraid, be very afraid of these Christmas ads
Psycho carrots, a reverse-ageing Elton John and Melania Trump as a Stepford wife
‘Don’t fire the woman who told me to stop kissing my girlfriend’
Allyson MacIvor’s tolerance of intolerance at a Jack White gig is a social-media lesson for all
‘Miserable staff don’t make money’: Why a four-day week makes sense
Working harder, but for fewer hours a week, boosts efficiency, health and happiness
McKillen’s Anglo case, Arytza’s AGM votes, and Ballymore’s London tenants
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Why do companies debase staff by throwing them to the wolves?
Waitrose food magazine editor driven from job by salivating online mob over email
Food magazine editor steps down after ‘killing vegans’ email
William Sitwell suggested forcing vegans to eat meat in email conversation
Nestlé to pay FoodCloud to save surplus food from landfill
Food giant to provide a per pallet financial contribution to Irish not-for-profit
Fashion chain Next’s Brexit homework puts Westminster to shame
Firm produces a more detailed, fact-based paper than UK leaders have managed
John Lewis profit evaporates after price squeeze on UK high street
Retailer warns full year profits expected to be ‘substantially lower’ than last year
Christmas season unlikely to be festive for British retail sector
London Briefing: Question marks hang over Debenhams amid talk of major restructuring
Is Applegreen on the right road with Welcome Break acquisition?
Irish forecourt operator plans to spend €361m acquiring a majority stake in UK rival
What does Welcome Break do?
Irish forecourt retailer Applegreen has acquired an effective 50.01% stake in the UK company
Potential for 25,000 new pharma jobs, US-China trade deal, and Titanic tourism
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Moy Park strike averted as 4% pay deal agreed
Accord triggered after hundreds of workers walked out of chicken plants
Mash Direct wins full UK listing with Waitrose
Co Down company supplies convenience vegetable dishes to 5,000 stores in four countries
Irish women innovators play ever greater part on world stage
Fields from space technology to food waste control have been changed by Irish women
Sligo healthy snacks company agrees €2m deal with Primark
Good4U will enter 280 Primark stores across Europe by the end of next week
‘Pretend your food is disgusting’: A Christmas survival guide for vegans
Vegans have an unfair reputation as difficult guests, especially at Christmas. Here are comedian Romesh Ranganathan’s tips on what to say, what to serve
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