The Irish Food Board Bord Bia has launched a major new programme to develop outlets for Irish beef and pork in Russia’s rapidly growing supermarket sector, reports the Irish Examiner newspaper.

Mick Houlihan is the senior manager for agricultural sustainability in Bord Bia and in this article writes about some of what ...

Bord Bia - the Irish food board, is responsible for promoting Ireland’s food, drink and horticulture industry, hosted its first ever Meet the Maker event in Africa, at the Consulate of Ireland in ...

In this article, we speak to Francesca Perfetto, who is the Bord Bia market manager for Italy, Greece, Cyprus, and Malta.

The New Hampshire Liquor Commission and Bord Bia — The Irish Food Board are continuing their international partnership and celebrating the half-way point to St. Patrick’s Day with a modern Irish twist ...

Bord Bia is dedicated to promoting Ireland’s food, drink, and horticulture industry and advancing the high-quality brewing and distilling of Irish spirits in Nigeria. With its headquarters in Dublin ...

Comprehensive support equips Irish suppliers for growth. Sponsored by Bord Bia – The Irish Food Board. Bord Bia, the Irish Food Board, is driving a major initiative to increase the presence of Irish ...

Bord Bia launched its first-ever Chefs’ Irish Beef Club in Asia today, marking a significant milestone in the promotion of premium Irish beef on the global stage. This prestigious club, which has been ...

The value of the Irish hospitality and foodservice market has reached over €10 billion for the first time, according to Bord Bia's annual Foodservice Market Insights Report, which was published today.

Bord Bia - the Irish Food Board - is celebrating its annual National Potato Day on Friday, October 3, by sharing these three tasty recipes for you to try out. National Potato Day is an annual ...

With a history of apple growing dating back further than St. Patrick, Ireland's apples are a thing of legend. Apple tart, apple crumble, roast pork and apple sauce - apples are synonymous with Irish ...