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Farmers protest outside Dunnes Stores depot over beef prices
IFA president Joe Healy claims retailer’s discounts hurt producers’ incomes
Beef prices: Farmers protest at Musgrave centre in Co Kildare
Kilcock picket comes as latest Irish Farmers’ Association protests enter fourth day
Farmers blockade Tesco in ongoing row about beef prices
IFA president says supermarket’s half-price beef sale is an ‘insult to farmers’
High Court lifts Longford beef plant injunctions
Orders had been granted last September following protests outside C&D Pet Foods
The clean dozen: 12 Tesco Ireland suppliers pledge to cut food waste
Irish firms including Aryzta and Keelings join retailer’s scheme to reduce waste by 50%
Beef protests continue at ‘five or six’ plants after several stood down
Minister for Justice updated at meeting with representatives of meat factories
Small minority of farmers threatening entire beef industry, processors say
Only three protests lifted since deal, according to beef farmer group
Breakthrough in beef row as first blockade is lifted in Co Meath
Fate of the blockades on the other 16 plants across the country is not yet clear
Sizzle and strife: Who gets the best cut when it comes to beef?
Cattle farming is a loss-making business for most in sector
Beef sector deadlock continues as protest force closure of 12 plants
Some protestors have told the High Court they will not obstruct meat processors
Order sought by beef processor could see protesters jailed for contempt
IFA tells court farmers involved may not be aware of consequences for breaching ruling
Meat plants granted court injunctions to stop protesters blockading factories
High Court told potential new beef deal with China could be put in jeopardy by ongoing protests
Kepak issued proceedings against grassroots movement, court records show
Move from meat processor comes as industry faced off against protesters
He’s almost 82 but Larry Goodman has plenty of moves left
Whether it’s a beef with farmers or at his hospitals, he remains the busiest of Irish billionaires
Larry Goodman profits spark farmers’ call for cattle price inquiry
IFA president says businessman ‘making millions on the backs of beef farmers’
Nine Goodman companies made largely untaxed profit of €170m
Group’s ABP business will be hugely affected by the Mercosur trade deal
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Larry Goodman’s ABP strikes deal to sell more Irish beef online in China
JD.com has 302m active users and Goodman family has courted the Chinese market for years
From Wellies to Bellies: City students scoop calf-rearing prize
Runners-up explore mental health among farmers and rural communities
NVP Energy wastewater system wins Energy Globe award
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Where’s the beef? ABP cuts deal to sell Irish beef online in China
Company’s premium beef cuts to be made available to consumers via JD.com
China beef deals a safeguard against Brexit, says ABP
Company secures €50m deal with Asian firm Wowprime to supply beef to outlets in China
Taking advantage of post-Brexit opportunities
Certain sectors such as construction, financial services and technology could make significant gains
More Chinese inspections as beef exports from Ireland inch closer
Chinese delegation to visit eight Irish meat plants this week
What is Irish farming's beef with looming Brexit?
Selling meat into the United Kingdom is already a tough business. Brexit will make it tougher
Former Bord Bia boss to head up ABP’s Slaney venture
Aidan Cotter appointed chairman of ABP’s joint venture with Fane Valley group
Goodman pulls sale of €110m Setanta Centre
Beef baron may redevelop Setanta complex as another project on Baggot Street nears completion
Business week: crunch time for Apple, the EU and US
A big results week, IFA rows with ABP, employment is up and car insurance swerves
IFA funding threatened by fall-off in levies in beef sector
Levy payment is at centre of escalating row between Goodman firm and farmers’ group
Processors give IFA assurances over levy payments
Farmers’ group says there is no move to follow Goodman’s ABP in changing system
Analysis: Move by Goodman firm seen as attempt to weaken IFA
Farmers’ group at loggerheads with beef baron over collection of levies
IFA in row with Larry Goodman’s company over ‘factory-gate’ levy
Farmers’ organisation funding threatened after ABP group suspends collection of levy
Enda Kenny: Why Ireland wants the UK to vote Remain
EU has enhanced trade, travel, and is a key supporter of the peace process, says Taoiseach
Irish food industry knows how to survive a Brexit
Sector highly dependent on UK market but we have the skills to respond appropriately
ABP ‘in contact’ with competition authorities over Slaney deal
Larry Goodman group has yet to formally notify agencies of planned 50% acquisition
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Firm linked to Goodman increased in size to €262m
Luxembourg firm Silverbirch Investments has posted accounts up from €159m
Business journalists launch annual quiz in aid of Simon Community
DAA is main sponsor of event which is marking its 15th year
Exporters showcase Irish meat at major gastro event in Lyon
Bord Bia and six meat firms exhibit at biennial Sirha gathering in France’s gastro capital
Where’s the beef? You need to follow the money
Analysis: Dismissing row between farmers and processors would be a mistake
Starbucks moves European head office to London after tax row
Coffee chain was criticised for methods to minimuse tax burden
‘These things were happening in Europe but not in Poland’
When it comes to the horse-meat scandal, European countries just pass the blame
Goodman firm says horse meat crisis has changed it for the better
ABP Food Group says business grew by €100m despite the scandal
Nine food and drink companies honoured at Bord Bia awards
Meat, fruit and salt companies among the winners out of 140 entries
Simon Coveney to lead Ireland’s biggest trade mission to Gulf region
Forty food and drink companies and equine interests take part in visit to Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Dubai and Abu Dhabi
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