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 Portwest is an Irishowned and family-run wholesale and retail business that has been in operation since 1904. While the wholesale side of the business has been operating successfully for many years, the retail side is relatively new.

SuperValu has announced the launch of Signature Taste, a new range of some 200 top tier own brand products, which has been developed to suit Irish tastes. O’Hara’s Bakery will produce a Christmas cake for the range. Signature Tastes is a new, affordable, range of quality products that includes some of the most popular products from the previous SuperValu Supreme and Superquinn SQ ranges. Available in all 225 SuperValu and Superquinn stores nationwide, this range is expected to generate sales of more than €20,000,000 in the first year alone, demonstrating SuperValu’s ongoing commitment to supporting Irish food, Irish suppliers, and Irish jobs.

Thirteen Centra stores throughout Westmeath are celebrating Centra’s biggest product launch in its 34-year history this week. Ireland’s leading convenience retailer officially launched its bright new own brand range of over 900 products. The range will be available through Centra’s 460 store network, representing an €8 million investment for the brand.

Maxi-Cosi has been supporting parents for decades by keeping their precious cargo safe while travelling in cars.

Bella Baby Oranmore, Ireland’s premier supplier of baby care products introduces the limited edition Bugaboo Cameleon RED pushchair.

Over the weekend Tesco unveiled a new line of low cost goods aimed at taking on Aldi and Lidl.

Bella Baby Oranmore, Ireland’s premier supplier of baby care products, introduces a limited edition Bugaboo Cameleon Red pushchair.

Pat Joyce has come a long way from packing tea and dried fruit in his father’s shop. The Headford man says that as a schoolboy meeting reps and watching his father making deals, inspired him to enter the family business.

Pat Joyce has come a long way from packing tea and dried fruit in his father’s shop. The Headford man says that as a schoolboy meeting reps and watching his father making deals, inspired him to enter the family business.