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Person: Bord Glas

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New EU states comprise 30% of horticulture workers
BORD GLAS has revealed 30% of the migrant workers in the labour intensive Irish horticulture industry come from the new EU member states.

Wed, 05 May, 2004

Macra has key horticulture role
HORTICULTURE employs an astonishing 9,900 in Ireland, and Macra plays an important role in satisfying the needs of this labour intensive business, through the organisation’s involvement in the Seasonal Horticultural Workers Scheme.

Thu, 24 Jul, 2003

Food dudes show way to healthy eating

THE first phase of a new initiative, The Food Dude Healthy Eating Programme, has just been completed by Bord Glas in selected primary schools.

Tue, 31 Dec, 2002

Nursery stock exports ‘can double’
NURSERY stock growers have the potential to double exports in the next four years, Bord Glas predicted at the International Garden and Leisure Exhibition (GLEE), which concluded at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham yesterday.

Wed, 18 Sep, 2002

Bord Glas confirms heavy crop losses
AN Bord Glas, the horticulture development authority, has confirmed that the industry has suffered heavy losses because of the unseasonable weather patterns.

Tue, 27 Aug, 2002

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