 Exports of Irish made food fell last year

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Recorded11 Jan 2024

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 Exports of Irish made food fell last year for the first time in a while but still remained above €16bn in value. Worryingly sales in key sectors overseas such as dairy and whiskey dragged the over figure down. Joe caught up with Jim O'Toole the Chief Executive of Bord Bia and asked him why exports had stagnated.

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