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Institute of Directors crown Finnebrogue’s Chairman as Northern Ireland’s most innovative business leader Finnebrogue’s Naked Bacon has revolutionised the processed meat industry and is the UK’s first ever mass-produced bacon made without cancer causing chemicals Denis Lynn, Chairman of Downpatrick-based Finnebrogue Artisan, has been awarded Northern Ireland’s business Director of…
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On the 5th May this year I undertook my biggest endurance racing challenge to date, the Thames Path 100. Like the same suggests this is a 100-mile foot race, done in a continuous single stage.The race sells out and I had to sign up nearly a year before, which gave…
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Finnebrogue’s revolutionary Naked Bacon, made without nitrites or any other nasties, is now available in 100 Morrisons stores nationwide. It is available at a special launch price of £2.50 per packet. Naked Bacon has also entered Asda stores in Northern Ireland this week – as consumer demand gathers pace and…
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By Bronagh McErlean For the last 6 weeks’ I have had the privilege of completing my university placement at Finnebrogue Artisan as a Marketing Assistant. When applying for placement Finnebrogue were very pro-active in engaging with me prior to starting my placement in February. Thereby building great excitement…
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The newest addition to the Finnebrogue Artisan line-up – Naked Bacon – has been flying off shelves since it was launched in the media in late December and hit the stores in early January. We have been delighted with the positive response that Naked Bacon has received – from celebrities…
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Cancer risk from eating bacon slashed in biggest revolution to the British breakfast for a generation UK’s top food scientist hails major step forward for food safety as technological breakthrough eliminates dangerous nitrites Naked Bacon – in supermarkets from January 10th – tops blind taste tests and will be first…
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Finnebrogue Artisan’s premium sausage brand, The Good Little Company, supports RIPPLE Africa’s Fish for Tomorrow initiative. We have it pretty easy really. If we want to eat fish or feed it to our children we buy it at the supermarket or from the fish and chip shop. The biggest dilemm…
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