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Goat Gammon from Northern Irish cabrito specialist
Broughgammon Farm, a Northern Irish producer of goat kidsâ meat (Cabrito), has launched its first Goat Gammon product throughout Ireland.Northern Irish Pizzado in Grocery Accelerator final
Northern Irelandâs Pizzado, a small business specialising in pizza kits, has been shortlisted for the final stage of this yearâs Grocery Accelerator competition.Hannan gourmet burgers for Intercontinental Hotel restaurants
Hannan Meats, the multi-awarding winning Northern Irish catering butcher, has created gourmet burgers for the Stock Burger Co, the new restaurant and craft beer initiative being developed by the global Intercontinental Hotels Group (IHG).Waffles born in Belgium raised in Northern Ireland
Traditional Li?ge waffles from Belgium are now being made in Northern Ireland by a recently established small business.Healthy innovation drives Suki Tea's growth
Suki Tea, the Northern Irish boutique tea blender, is aiming for healthy business with a new infusion of two âsuper foodsâ, Goji Berry and Pomegranate.Northern Irish pork industry launches 'buy local' drive
Consumers in Northern Ireland are being urged to make buying local pork a priority. They are being urged by the Northern Ireland Pork and Bacon Forum to buy NI 'Assured Origin' pork in a bid to sustain the pig farming sector which supports over 400 farming families and 2,000 local jobs.NI Enterprise Minister welcomes export ambition of Linden Foods
Northern Ireland Enterprise, Trade and Investment Minister Jonathan Bell has welcomed the export ambition of Linden Foods during a visit to its Tyrone headquarters.Himalayan salt tubs from Northern Irish meat business
Corries, the Northern Irish meat business, has developed a Himalayan salt product for home cooks wishing to add a distinctive flavour to their dishes.Fast growth in Republic for Northern Irish artisan cheese
Northern Ireland artisan cheese maker Mikeâs Fancy Cheese has seen business for his Young Buck raw milk blue-veined blue product in the Republic of Ireland grow by over 50 per cent over the past two years.Applegreen, Ireland's largest independent motorway service station group, has listed products from Free'ist in Belfast, the Northern Ireland leader in 'free-from' snacks.
Applegreen, Irelandâs largest independent motorway service station group, has listed products from Freeâist in Belfast, the Northern Ireland leader in âfree-fromâ snacks.