15th March 2023 1:00 PM
Homegrown at Maxol is a new programme that gives local businesses the opportunity to be distributed across the network of Maxol stores in the Republic of Ireland. In partnership with Champion Green, Maxol is inviting all Irish SMEs and start-ups in the food and drinks arena to enter the Homegrown at Maxol programme.
Dublin Food Chain is a collaborative initiative of Local Enterprise Offices in the Dublin area. The Dublin Food Chain is part of an ongoing effort to harness the power of the 'collective', in order to ensure that Co. Dublin's unique food heritage benefits from the attention it deserves.
9th September 2021
This issue includes our monthly producer focus 'Harry's Nut Butter', Food Academy's newest producers, upcoming DFC Events, dates for your diary and new Dublin food launches
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4th April 2021
Irish Food Awards 2021 : Entry Form The Blas awards are the biggest blind tasting of produce in the country, and the criteria on which the product is judged as well as the judging system itself, which was developed by Blas na hEireann with the Food Science Dept o
read moreWhether, it is through training, networking or collective marketing, our key aim is to work together towards promoting our valuable food sector.
Berna's Dressings - Handmade sauces made in small batches. Behind Berna's is an Irish family who produce natural and quality salad ingredients to make delicious salad dressings! An alternative to mass produced sauces, using clean ingredients.
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The Dublin Food Chain is a marketing and networking forum that represents many of the outstanding food and drink producers, retailer,& distributors that are based throughout Dublin City and County. We help our members grow their food sector business through new sales contacts, networking, training, and agency support! Why not join our dynamic food network today!
The new Digital School of Food is an e-learning initiative that targets food producers from idea through start-up and growth stages. It consists of an online platform that will help new and innovative food businesses to start-up and succeed.
2020 has seen an unprecedented rise in consumer interest in local food and the importance on supporting small, local producers. Our summer series this year focused on creating a solid brand, succeeding with food trucks, the importance of social media. We welcomed some amazing speakers throughout the year such as Maria Lucia. Stay tuned to see what is in store for winter 2021!
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