Irish seafood promotion nets Euro consumers

THE largest-ever Irish seafood retail promotion in Europe peaked in 2,000 retail stores across six countries yesterday, St Patrick's Day.
Irish seafood promotion nets Euro consumers
Tue, 18 Mar, 2003 - 00:00
Ray Ryan, Agribusiness Correspondent

European markets account for 76 percent of Irish seafood exports, which totalled €436 million in 2002.

France is Ireland's largest export market for seafood, valued at a record €100 million last year.

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Place: EuropePlace: FrancePlace: IrelandPlace: ParisPlace: GermanyPlace: SpainPlace: ItalyPlace: LuxembourgPlace: GreecePerson: Pat RidgePerson: RidgeEvent: St Patrick's dayOrganisation: Bord Iascaigh MharaOrganisation: BIMOrganisation: Irish Seafood Producer GroupOrganisation: Kenmare SalmonOrganisation: Errigal FishOrganisation: Bells Isle SeafoodOrganisation: Glenmar FishOrganisation: Clogherhead Fishermen's Co-opOrganisation: Connemara SeafoodsOrganisation: Dunn's SeafareOrganisation: Irish SeasprayOrganisation: Eagle Isle SeafoodsOrganisation: Aran
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