Why are we still throwing out so much food?

Why are we still throwing out so much food?

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Nearly half of Irish people say they can’t function without their morning coffee, with some admitting they’re best avoided before their first cup. Joe Lynam spoke to Nessa O’Sullivan, Country Manager of L’OR Coffee, about Ireland’s growing love affair with coffee and how our habi ...  Show more

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The Strategic Banking Corporation of Ireland (SBCI) is increasing its State-backed Growth and Sustainability Loan Scheme by a further €500 million, aiming to help more SMEs access finance. But how easy will it be for businesses to secure this new funding? We speak to Colin Moran, ...  Show more

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