New symbol to highlight produce on shelves

A new symbol to highlight Irish produce and boost home-grown brands among shoppers was unveiled today.

Mon, 31 Aug, 2009 - 17:05

A new symbol to highlight Irish produce and boost home-grown brands among shoppers was unveiled today.

More than 30 of the country’s top food and drink companies are taking part in the Love Irish Food campaign including Barry’s Tea, Tayto, Ballygowan, Batchelors, Avonmore, Cadbury and Goodfellas.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Ireland Person: Jim Power Event: Food Organisation: Barry’s Tea Organisation: Tayto Organisation: Ballygowan Organisation: Batchelors Organisation: Avonmore Organisation: Cadbury Organisation: Goodfellas Organisation: Love Irish Food Organisation: Irish Food

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