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Agri Aware announce this years Incredible Edibles programme
Agri Aware have announced the Incredible Edibles programme for 2024/2025. The programme aims to educate primary school students about the benefits of eating Irish-grown fruits and vegetables and has been going on for 18 years now.
A tasty opportunity for Galway food and drink start-ups
Food Works, the collaborative tri-agency initiative run by Bord Bia, Enterprise Ireland and Teagasc, is looking for high potential, innovative and export driven food and drink start-ups from Galway to join their next accelerator programme.
Entries now open for the National Organic Awards
Entries have opened for the National Organic Awards, which will take place in Dublin on Thursday, October 17.
Four Galway producers included in Lidl's ‘Kickstart’ programme
Builín Blasta Café, DK Connemara Oysters, Flexi Nutrition and Connemara Brewing Company are among 48 Irish suppliers selected for this year’s Kickstart supplier development programme which will showcase 112 new products instore this September
Food Dudes celebrate school participation in Athenry
Primary school teachers from County Galway recently joined teaching colleagues from across the region for a Food Dudes Presentation Day at The Raheen Woods Hotel, Athenry. The event was held to celebrate the achievements of schools that have completed their four-year participation in the award-winning Food Dudes Programme.
Amateur community gardening groups encouraged to showcase at Bord Bia Bloom
Bord Bia is calling out for local gardening groups and enthusiasts to design and deliver postcard gardens at Bord Bia Bloom 2024. The petite garden spaces provide community groups, schools, charitable organisations and garden clubs the chance to tell their stories and showcase creative talents through innovative and vibrant garden design.
Massaman stir fry is certain to prove a dinner delight for all the family
Recent research by Bord Bia has revealed that nine out of 10 (89 percent) consumers think vegetables are good value for money and the category least likely to have been cut back on in the grocery shop as a result of cost-of-living pressures.
Veggie delight
Recent research by Bord Bia has revealed that nine out of 10 (89 per cent) consumers think vegetables are good value for money and the category least likely to have been cut back on in the grocery shop as a result of cost-of-living pressures.
Make the most of summer vegetables with a tray bake
This tray bake has every element of a flawless dinner, all baked to perfection in one roasting tin.
