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Food and Beverage 2012

Driving strategies for growth

Ireland's food and beverage industry faces a period of significant opportunity and growth. This brings to light challenges which must be addressed in order to stay competitive, including energy, commodity and labour costs, regulatory burden and changing consumer demands.  

The Deloitte Food and Beverage 2012 seminar on 24 April brought insight and guidance from speakers from leading businesses who shared how they are developing strategies for growth.  View video highlights of the event below and download available slides here

Video: Watch highlights of the Deloitte Food and Beverage Seminar 2012

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Speaker profiles

  • Ado Carton
    Managing Director, Kerry Foods in Ireland
  • Aidan Cotter
    CEO, Bord Bia
  • Tony Keohane
    CEO, Tesco Ireland
  • David Hearn
    Partner, Deloitte

Featured content

  • Press release
    Just over half of food and beverage companies in Ireland have observed improvements in the export market in the last twelve months with the UK, the rest of Europe and China the top three geographic areas.
  • Presentations
    Download and view presentation slides from the 2012 seminar.

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