Future of agri food sector revealed as 'Food Vision 2030' launched by government
Charlie McConalogue, Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine; Minister of State at the Department of Agriculture, Martin Heydon; An Taoiseach, Micheal Martin; Eamon Ryan, Minister for the Environment; Tom Arnold, Chairman Agri-Food Strategy Group; and Senator Pippa Hackett, Minister of State at the Department of Agriculture. File Picture.
‘Food Vision 2030 – A World Leader in Sustainable Food Systems’, the innovative roadmap for the agri-food sector which aims to increase agri-food exports from €14bn to €21bn by 2030 and enhance Ireland’s position as global leader in safe, sustainable agri-food exports, has been launched by the Government.
The vision of Food Vision 2030 is that Ireland will become a world leader in sustainable food systems over the next decade delivering benefits for the sector, for Irish society and the environment.
