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Trend of spending more and getting less continues in UK

UK retail sales to 12 July show a small decline in purchase volumes but more money spent.

NEWS 31 July 2026

Trend of spending more and getting less continues in UK

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Call for new supermarkets with discounted food

Call for new supermarkets with discounted food

DEALER 29 July 2026

Macroom Buffalo: handing over the reins

Macroom Buffalo: handing over the reins

NEWS 2 July 2026

Five cooked ham products recalled due to possible listeria

Five cooked ham products recalled due to possible listeria

Five cooked ham products recalled due to possible listeria

NEWS 1 July 2026

Irish turkey burgers recalled due to the presence of salmonella

Irish turkey burgers recalled due to the presence of salmonella

Irish turkey burgers recalled due to the presence of salmonella

NEWS 30 June 2026

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Supermarkets are a key outlet for NI beef

Supermarkets are a key outlet for NI beef

The big UK retailers are very important customers for NI beef, in particular.

NORTHERN IRELAND 11 March 2026

Food price caps ‘threaten market stability’

Food price caps ‘threaten market stability’

The director of Retail Ireland has said that market competition between retailers is the single most effective mechanism to deliver value for consumers.

NEWS 11 March 2026

Colm McCarthy: inflation myths?

Colm McCarthy: inflation myths?

Constant complaints in Dáil debates about the crushing increase in food prices also miss the point.

VIEWPOINTS 11 March 2026

Food price inflation has settled down – Tesco CEO

Food price inflation has settled down – Tesco CEO

The CEO of Tesco Ireland and Northern Ireland has said that the outlook for food inflation for the rest of the year is uncertain due to conflict in the Middle East.

NEWS 11 March 2026

Further batches of chicken recalled from a range of supermarkets

Further batches of chicken recalled from a range of supermarkets

Consumers are being advised to check their freezers for the implicated batches as some of the products are past their use-by date.

NEWS 11 March 2026

Milk and butter price cuts 'a kick in the teeth' for farmers – IFA

Milk and butter price cuts 'a kick in the teeth' for farmers – IFA

IFA liquid milk chair Henry Dunne has voiced concerns for farmers over retailer milk and butter price cuts this Thursday.

NEWS 11 March 2026

Is fruit and vegetable production on the brink?

Is fruit and vegetable production on the brink?

High input and labour costs coupled with uncertain weather mean that the fruit and vegetable sector is the most vulnerable in Irish farming.

DEALER 11 March 2026

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