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Zero tariffs on New Zealand beef would help us drive up quality and drive down prices for shoppers in our supermarkets. Our chairman, Denis Lynn comments on what zero tariffs means for the UK…. Many of my fellow farmers are concerned that new free trade agreements will damage…
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FAMILIES will get a cut-price burger treat under a new trade deal with New Zealand. They will see the price of high-end wagyu beef fall by a third if agreement is reached. That would drive down the cost of two wagyu burgers by £1.50 to just £3 in…
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An innovative approach to barbecuing has resulted in another national supply deal between Downpatrick-based Finnebrogue Artisan and Asda – building on the success of the relationship which started in 2014. The new contract will see Finnebrogue supply the retailer’s Extra Special BBQ Chilli Pork Sausage Ladder to 335 stores across…
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DOWNPATRICK food producer Finnebrogue Artisan has hailed two of its star young apprentices for the “extraordinary” work they have done to help feed the nation during the Covid crisis.
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Northern Ireland-based sausage and bacon supplier Finnebrogue Artisan has expanded its nitrite-free Naked meat brand with a move into plant-based. Finnebrogue this week launched Naked “made without the moo” burgers, meatballs and mince, alongside Naked “made without the oink” sausages into Waitrose (rsp: £3.29 each, launching at £2.63). While ‘Naked’…
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New rules for workplaces could include an end to ‘hot desking’ and no more chats around the water cooler A sausage factory has offered staff £1 bonus payments if they stick to social distancing rules, with marshals appointed to enforce the measures. Declan Ferguson, who runs Finnebrogue Artisan,…
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