Ireland has a deserved reputation for producing the highest quality food in the EU with no one doubting the critical role the food and drink industry has on our nation’s growth and prosperity. Indeed, the manufacture of food and drink products is Ireland's most important indigenous industry with turnover approaching €26 billion annually. It is also deeply integrated into the wider economy with spending of €18 billion per year on intermediate consumption in other sectors and a further €2.1 billion on employee compensation.
Who should attend?
Producers
Food & Drink Companies
Retail Multiples
Co-ops
Regulatory and Government Agencies
Trade Associations
Banks, Finance & Investment
Law Firms
Academia
Service Suppliers
In a nutshell, the summit is about the future of the industry and is a ‘must-attend' event for all key stakeholders in the food and beverage eco-system.
Ireland has a deserved reputation for producing the highest quality food in the EU with no one doubting the critical role the food and drink industry has on our nation’s growth and prosperity. Indeed, the manufacture of food and drink products is Ireland's most important indigenous industry with turnover approaching €26 billion annually. It is also deeply integrated into the wider economy with spending of €18 billion per year on intermediate consumption in other sectors and a further €2.1 billion on employee compensation.
Who should attend?
Producers
Food & Drink Companies
Retail Multiples
Co-ops
Regulatory and Government Agencies
Trade Associations
Banks, Finance & Investment
Law Firms
Academia
Service Suppliers
In a nutshell, the summit is about the future of the industry and is a ‘must-attend' event for all key stakeholders in the food and beverage eco-system.
