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Food and Drink Sector Insights and Analysis

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Food and beverage sector faces margin pressures as export growth softens

Bank of Ireland's 2026 Food & Beverage Outlook shows resilient Irish producers navigating export pressures, rising costs, AI adoption and market shifts.
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Ireland’s Food and Drink Sector

An overview of Ireland’s Food & Drink Sector.
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How tariffs will impact Irish food and drink exports

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Lucy Ryan, head of Food & Drink

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Irish food and beverage sector holds firm as costs rise and rules tighten

Irish food and beverage firms hold strong exports while managing rising costs, new EU regulations and supply chain pressures in 2026 outlook.
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Irish food exporters bank a record year

Bank of Ireland’s Lucy Ryan says inflation will linger.
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Irish food sector faces new rules

Bank of Ireland’s Lucy Ryan shares insights on the resilience of the sector.
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The evolution of B Corp Certification – will Ireland have its own B Corp city?

The long-term ESG benefits of B Corp certification, especially for Irish companies, remain to be fully understood, says Bank of Ireland’s head of Food & Beverage Lucy Ryan.

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