Food start-ups achieve recognition
SFA awards profile emerging food businesses.
As part of DCU's Enterprise Week last week one student is going to walk away with a trading internship and a group was awarded for its website idea.
Minister for Trade and Commerce, Billy Kelleher TD has announced that Enterprise Ireland supported the establishment of 73 new high potential start-up companies (HPSUs) in 2009.
09.Mar.2010 A new Irish telecoms company, Buzz Telecom, is taking on eircom by offering lower-cost fixed line services to the small and medium enterprise (SME) sector.
09.Mar.2010 Irish start-ups, it appears, are proportionately the most avid subscribers to Microsoft’s BizSpark programme and according to the global head of BizSpark, Cliff Reeves, the country is putting in place an ecosystem for start-ups.
09.Mar.2010 Minister for Trade and Commerce, Billy Kelleher TD has announced that Enterprise Ireland supported the establishment of 73 new high potential start-up companies (HPSUs) in 2009.
09.Mar.2010 As part of Dublin City University’s (DCU) Enterprise Week last week one student is going to walk away with a trading internship and a group was awarded for its website idea as part of an interactive competition.
08.Mar.2010 The winners of the county final of the South Dublin Student Enterprise Awards have been announced with 16 different prizes being given out to enterprising young people at an event in Tallaght.
08.Mar.2010 Medical devices firms will learn how to boost their revenue using digital marketing in a one-day seminar being held in Galway on 11 March.
08.Mar.2010 Three of the five emerging new businesses profiled at the SFA National Small Business Awards on 4 March are in the food and drink sector – Holycross Good Food, Poulet Bonne Femme and Truly Irish Country Foods.
08.Mar.2010 Celebrity chef Richard Corrigan launched the Donegal Food Initiative, a programme aimed at encouraging food producers to develop their business, at the launch of Enterprising Donegal Business week on 5 March.
05.Mar.2010 An innovative new training programme for eight west Cork seafood companies, which aims to stimulate Irish seafood sector growth, has been launched in the new Bord Iascaigh Mhara (BIM) Seafood Development Centre, Clonakilty, West Cork.
05.Mar.2010 The Commission for Communications Regulation has launched an initiative to help Ireland’s SMEs address telecommunications and e-business issues more efficiently.
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