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Artisan Producers Set To Receive A Lidl Kick Start
Five of Northern Ireland’s homegrown artisan food producers are set to receive a business boost from Lidl after being selected by the retailer as three of...
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Matt D’Arcy Irish Whiskey Toasts £100,000 Launch Sales
The once world-famous Whiskey brand, D’Arcy’s Old Irish Whiskey, has enjoyed a spectacular return after a century with launch retail sales topping £100,000 in the Christmas trading period. Matt D’Arcy and Co was first established in 1817 in Newry,...
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Nine Slow Food Awards for Northern Ireland
Nine food businesses in Northern Ireland have won important recognition in the Slow Food Awards. Created seven years ago, the awards are thoroughly democratic – with no prior shortlisting, the...
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April’s Episode Sees Rare Breed Farmers Show Real Resilience During Lockdown
It’s April 2020 for the Rare Breed farmers and as the Coronavirus pandemic continues, we see how our farmers are coping with all the Health and Safety and travel...
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Henderson’s The CHEF Cooks Up Range Expansion
The CHEF range created by Henderson Wholesale’s Executive Chef Carl Johannesson, in collaboration with local suppliers, has added three new dishes to its Under 500 calorie...
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Michelin Awards Retained By Taste of Ulster Members
All seven Taste of UIster members who were awarded Michelin stars or Bib Gourmands have have retained their status in the new Michelin Guide Great Britain and Ireland 2021. The...
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Lecale Harvest Offers Home Cooks Gourmet French Dishes
Lecale Harvest, an award-winning producer of gourmet meat and seafood products in Northern Ireland, has launched an innovative and delicious three-strong range of ready-to-eat dishes for home cooks. Lecale’s new Kitchen...
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Love Is In The Air
Tyrone distillery to host a fun night for lockdown couples IT’S not quite the romantic occasion we all might have been planning on this year but one distillery has...
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Tackle Irish Sea Border Chaos To Ensure Food Trade
Of course it was inevitable the trade arrangements surrounding the Irish Sea Border that followed Britain’s final withdrawal from the EU would mean a period of...
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