Star-studded Irish firms fight for Taste-y awards

EIGHT Irish food companies are among those first in line for the overall prizes in Britain’s foremost food competition, the 2010 Great Taste Awards.

Star-studded Irish firms fight for Taste-y awards
Thu, 22 Jul, 2010 - 01:00
Stephen Cadogan

They include the Healys Honey company of Maglin, Ballincollig, Co Cork. Their Active Manuka Honey is one of the eight Irish-made foods to be awarded three stars in the prestigious competition.

Remarkably, all but one of the eight companies is Munster-based.

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