Kathleen O'Sullivan is a Farming Reporter at the Irish Examiner. She focuses on topics related to ESG, the European Union, China, and climate change, with a particular emphasis on environmental issues within the ESG framework. Kathleen's insights and analyses have been featured in various publications, highlighting her expertise in these critical areas.
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By: Kathleen O'Sullivan
China is investigating dairy imports from the EU in an ongoing dispute over tariffs
Bord Bia this week hosting 17 Irish spirits companies in Shanghai for the Spirit of Ireland launch
By: Kathleen O'Sullivan
'The Government needs to deliver something for young people, give them supports to actually stay in farming, because we all want to stay in rural Ireland but we have no choice but to leave'
By: Kathleen O Sullivan
If only young people could look into a crystal ball and see 10 years down the line that you can farm here in Ireland
By: Kathleen O Sullivan
In addition to rearing five calves, the students will complete research projects focusing on different aspects of farming, the food chain, and sustainability.
By: Kathleen O Sullivan
The strategy is aiming to double organic beef numbers in 2025 compared to this year, estimated to increase to 12,000 tonnes by 2030 from 4,000 tonnes today.
“Dairy commodity markets are continuing to firm, with a noticeable lift in butter prices. Overall the global milk supply outlook remains unchanged and is likely to be flat this year.”
By: Kathleen O Sullivan
11 Irish dairy farming families, representing six counties and 11 dairy co-ops nationwide, have been shortlisted as finalists.
By: Kathleen O'Sullivan
Over 3,600 producers across Europe have the EU quality mark but only 13 are Irish.
By: Kathleen O'Sullivan
Support for the forgotten farmers is included in the programme for Government.
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