Oh là là: Food firms aiming to double exports by 2025

Rising sales of meat, dairy, seafood and beverages can help Irish agri-food meet its target to near double exports from €10.8bn to €19bn by 2025, say Bord Bia executives.
Oh là là: Food firms aiming to double exports by 2025
Mon, 17 Oct, 2016 - 01:00
Joe Dermody in Paris

Bord Bia and a record 27 Irish food exporters were in Paris yesterday for the launch of the biennial Salon International d’Alimentation (Sial), the biggest food fair in the world this year.

Irish numbers are up by a third, with post-Brexit market diversification a key theme among Irish food exporters.

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