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Food officials are concocting a way to sell dairy online to social-savvy mothers in China
Thai food chain Camile is trialling its 'virtual' ramen bar in Ireland
Why 'under-the-radar' Marvin wants to become the number-two food delivery choice
How protein bars and healthy snacks have muscled their way onto sweet counters
Burger joint BuJo wants to topple a decade-old planning rule so it can keep selling food to-go
'If you're negotiating a deal, never show weakness - be strong and carry it through'
Thai food chain Camile is trialling its 'virtual' ramen bar in Ireland
How protein bars and healthy snacks have muscled their way onto sweet counters
Burrito bar Boojum is fighting to keep a takeaway at one of its Dublin joints
A frequent objector irate about fast food's 'fat arses' is trying to block Supermac's new plaza
'If you're negotiating a deal, never show weakness - be strong and carry it through'
Thai food chain Camile is trialling its 'virtual' ramen bar in Ireland
Burrito bar Boojum is fighting to keep a takeaway at one of its Dublin joints
How protein bars and healthy snacks have muscled their way onto sweet counters
Galway's BIA Innovator Campus for food startups will open its doors in 2020
'Restructuring last year was challenging. I don't like my staff to be stressed out'
'Restructuring last year was challenging. I don't like my staff to be stressed out'
After a 'disappointing' year, Broderick's aims to ramp up exports from its Tallaght plant
Weight-loss tea maker Miss Fit has shut up shop weeks after a recall of 'misleading' products
Weight-loss tea maker Miss Fit has shut up shop weeks after a recall of 'misleading' products
After a 'disappointing' year, Broderick's aims to ramp up exports from its Tallaght plant
'I'd rather work in the middle of the night than get up early - I'm not pretty in the morning'
Dublin Blue Lager's maker is opening a €10m 'beer factory' in the city centre
Grocery delivery startup Buymie has secured fresh funding from retail and rugby stars
'I'd rather work in the middle of the night than get up early - I'm not pretty in the morning'
Dublin Blue Lager's maker is opening a €10m 'beer factory' in the city centre
Freshly Chopped plans to sell hats, knives and tea towels to keep its Grafton Street outlet alive
Freshly Chopped plans to sell hats, knives and tea towels to keep its Grafton Street outlet alive
'I used to get stressed trying to keep my inbox to zero. These days, I let the emails build up'
'An appearance on Dragons' Den tripled our sales. When they re-aired the show, it happened again'
Freshly Chopped might have to rethink its menu thanks to Brexit
'I used to get stressed trying to keep my inbox to zero. These days, I let the emails build up'
Freshly Chopped might have to rethink its menu thanks to Brexit
'An appearance on Dragons' Den tripled our sales. When they re-aired the show, it happened again'
'A tipping point': A third of restaurants in tourism hotspots served fewer holidaymakers last year
In its second act, rebooted food-waste startup Obeo is ready to take on new markets
'When I was younger, I tried to take the easy way out of things in life'
In its second act, rebooted food-waste startup Obeo is ready to take on new markets
The boss of Diageo's local whiskey says Ireland's luxury range is 'underdeveloped'
Whiskey is booming, but exporters have been warned of an 'over-dependence' on US sales