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Public procurement exists to provide transparency in public institution purchases - but what happens when catering contracts are won based on who offers the lowest price? Janine Kennedy investigates
Public procurement exists to provide transparency in public institution purchases - but what happens when catering contracts are won based on who offers the lowest price? Janine Kennedy investigates.
The Airfield Estate initiative links school children with Irish farmers to help educate them about food production – but the farmers say they learn a lot, too. Janine Kennedy writes.
The Co Wexford athlete has traded her camogie jersey for chef whites with her new line of sweet (and good for you) treats to satisfy and fuel, writes Janine Kennedy.
Although many of us can’t afford much more price increases and inflation hikes, what we really can’t afford as a nation is a broken food production system in the long term.
Combined with some of Ireland's best artisanal farmhouse cheeses, these salads are packed full of flavour and the perfect addition to your summer barbecue