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Summer has arrived and the wildgrass and flowers start to bloom at Finnebrogue.

At Finnebrogue, doing what is right for people and planet is integral to everything we do as a responsible business. Seeing the

Finnebrogue's Naked Bacon turn pinbk to support Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Naked Bacon packaging will turn pink in Asda stores for a limited period of six weeks, from 19th September to 31st October.

On Saturday, 7th September 2024, the Lynn family hosted their annual Fun Day for Finnebrogue employees and their families in Downpatrick. The

Finnebrogue is part of a dynamic team of industry and academia working on creating generative AI solutions for improving productivity and efficiency. The Innovate UK-funded AI project will improve data-driven decision making, by analysing data faster.

Finnebrogue is working with food supply chain solution provider, Foods Connected, Queen’s University Belfast and Bia Analytical to explore AI use cases

Jessica Lui was awarded the Denis Lynn Scholarship for Sustainable Food Innovation in the academic year 2023/24. Reflecting on her journey, Jessica

At Finnebrogue, we believe that every step towards sustainability makes a difference. That’s why we’re thrilled to share our latest initiative in

Finnebrogue employees complete the Open College Network Northern Ireland) Level 3 Award in Principles of Meat Technology.

In the dynamic meat processing industry, continuous learning and upskilling are vital for staying ahead. In recognising the need for specialised training,

This week marks another milestone in our journey towards sustainability: the first of our home-grown veggies were picked by our green-fingered colleague

Finnebrogue Head of HR, Chris Overend collects The Grocer Gold Award for Employer of Year.

Finnebrogue makes history: the only Northern Ireland food producer to win a Grocer Gold award, not once, but twice. Finnebrogue has been

Four hundred and fifty athletes from across Ireland, along with participants from Scotland and the USA, gathered at Castleward in Co. Down,

Children cheering at Killyleagh Integrated Primary School with Tara Lynn, Finnebrogue.

Pupils, parents and teaching staff at three primary schools in Northern Ireland received a surprise visit from the Finnebrogue Food Truck in

Finnebrogue provides a full calendar of events that focus on health and wellbeing.

In Finnebrogue’s ongoing commitment to promoting a healthy and inclusive workplace, it launched the Wellbeing at Work initiative 18 months ago. To