Saturday 29 January, 2022
The move is seen as a victory for environmentalists.
The IFA has urged Irish MEPs to vote to ban words traditionally linked to meat products from being used on vegetarian alternatives.
This week’s episode of the podcast discusses how meat plants work and how staff are treated.
Members of the Irish Farmers’ Association are staging a protest outside an Aldi distribution centre.
We speak to a food expert and a beef farmer who’s also a journalist.
“Some people say that meat is the new tobacco, and that’s absolutely not true,” says Dr Robert O’Connor of the Irish Cancer Society.
The Irish Farmers Association want the teaching pack withdrawn or amended.
The IFA is not happy with a new An Taisce pamphlet.
He said yesterday that he is cutting down on how much meat he is eating.
People who have bought the affected items should dispose of them or return them to the place of purchase.
It costs $200,000 to join Mar-a-Lago and recent VIP guests have included the leaders of Japan and China.
The innovation centre designs products for restaurant chains and food manufacturers.
The Ireland U20s reveal who the joker in their pack is at the World Championship.
The company was found guilty of six charges.
Close to 200 dogs were freed from a farm this week.
Here come the meat sweats.
Police want to hear from anyone who may be offered meat for sale in unusual circumstances.
But that doesn’t mean you should cut out meat.
Our bank holiday was ruined by the news report filled with doom that processed meats are officially carcinogenic, writes Fiachra Duffy. So, what next?
The World Health Organisation says sausages and ham cause cancer… But they wouldn’t turn on us, would they?
The FSAI says it’s all about moderation, but has the research worried you?
Warning: may make you crave steak.
EU lawmakers backed calls to tighten up a proposed ban on cloning animals.
The lambs would not be ready to enter the food chain for another six weeks.
Plenty of meat on those bones.
“It’s like EATING A FACE!” Well yeah, that’s the point.
From TheJournal.ie
It gives a whole new meaning to the phrase ‘bargain hunting’.
Dolphins that are captured alive can fetch more than €7,000.
Willy Selten has protested his innocence.
New rules will come into effect for poultry, pork and lamb tomorrow.
At least our burgers had actual horse in them
An IFA testing programme found that customers are being misled in 29% of cases.
Unfortunately love will remain virtual, with no long walks or passionate moments in a field.
McAdam Food Products is suing ABP foods for alleged defamation.
