Agribusiness

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Agribusiness
Kerry set to spend €300m more buying back its own shares
Lorcan Roche Kelly
Company says it will launch a third buyback programme
Kerry set to spend €300m more buying back its own shares
 
 
Greencore's better-than-expected year
Agribusiness
Greencore's better-than-expected year
Ornua loses Kerrygold trademark case in US court
Agribusiness
Ornua loses Kerrygold trademark case in US court
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Brazil’s cattle herd to grow by 28m head in next decade
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Grain Trends: wheat drops to €220/t in Europe
Siobhán Walsh
Grain Trends: wheat drops to €220/t in Europe
Wheat prices hit another low this week, as the outlook for maize looks good and those expected supplies weigh on the market.
Grain Trends: markets jump with weather news
Siobhán Walsh
Grain Trends: markets jump with weather news
Grain prices jumped this week, as concerns over weather and crop yields hit markets. Siobhán Walsh reports from the US this week.
EU
Court rules in favour of plant-based 'burgers'
James Hanly
Court rules in favour of plant-based 'burgers'
Protéines France, the European Vegetarian Union, the Vegetarian Association of France and the company Beyond Meat Inc are contesting a decree adopted by the French government.
Labelling of organic imports must comply with EU law, court rules
James Hanly
Labelling of organic imports must comply with EU law, court rules
It comes after German drinks manufacturer, Herbaria, was ordered to remove the EU organic production logo, known as ‘inter alia’, from one of its beverages.
EU deforestation law should use existing databases – ICMSA
Anne O'Donoghue
EU deforestation law should use existing databases – ICMSA
The ICMSA said the regulation made practical sense against the threat of South American beef imports, but it should be revisited to allow information from existing databases.
Ireland votes to maintain wolf protection
The Dealer
Ireland votes to maintain wolf protection
It was reported that only two countries voted against lowering the status of the wolf, Ireland and Spain.
Reducing stress on man and beastSPONSORED
Reducing stress on man and beast
Justin Walsh runs a one-man operation and manages a herd of 95 beef cows and heifers at the foot of the Hill of Tara in Co Meath, along with his farming business, Justin also weighs cattle for ICBF.
Potential in the east for Irish agri-food exportsSPONSORED
Potential in the east for Irish agri-food exports
Ahead of the upcoming trade mission, Bord Bia Asia, Africa and Middle East manager Ciaran Gallagher examines where Vietnam and Thailand fit into Irish agri-food exports.
Championing client-centric financial advice across IrelandSPONSORED
Championing client-centric financial advice across Ireland
FDC Financial Services is proud to be part of the overall FDC Group of companies.
Famous 'Sheep Shepherd' duo trusts Tribamec DuoSPONSORED
Famous 'Sheep Shepherd' duo trusts Tribamec Duo
Tribamec Duo combines Chanelle Pharma’s established products - Animec Oral solution for sheep and Tribex 5% oral suspension for sheep. The unique blend equips it to combat a range of sheep parasites.
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