Food

Self-Checkout: Retail’s 3D TV Moment

In the realm of retail, the advent of self-checkout technology was once celebrated with the same fervor as the introduction…

2 years ago

Too good to go calls on European parliament to back food waste reduction targets of 50%

This World Food Day (Monday 16th November), Too Good To Go, calls on the European Parliament and Ireland to back legally-binding food waste…

2 years ago

I’m Loving AI

The first thing that comes to mind when discussing restaurants and AI is a bunch of mechanical chefs slaving away…

3 years ago

Report reveals that consumers favour Irish Brands

Consumers are increasingly buying Irish brands as we move on from the global health pandemic brought about by Covid-19, delegates…

4 years ago

Climate Change and The Future of Food with Matt Reynolds, WIRED UK

In this podcast Melanie Boylan speaks with Matt Reynolds about his book The Future of Food, How to Feed the Planet…

4 years ago

Too Good To Go officially launches in Ireland

Too Good To Go is calling on all Dubliners to join the movement. Too Good To Go is the world’s…

4 years ago

Appetite for disruption – Making the most of the future of food

Presans, an ADL company, conducted a major study of future trends in the food industry over a period of six…

4 years ago

The Journey of a Nano from Concept to Market with Paul Sheedy, The World Nano Foundation

In today's podcast Melanie Boylan sat down and spoke with co-founder of The World Nano Foundation Paul Sheedy, who is…

5 years ago

How to trace where your food comes from

The ability to track and trace the origins of the food on your plate has some tantalising attractions for farmers’…

6 years ago

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