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Cockroach and rodent evidence cited in August closures
(0) Cockroach and rodent evidence cited in August closures
Closure Orders went to businesses in Dublin and Cavan; all Prohibition Orders were served on a single operator in Co Roscommon.
SuperValu seed mix batches recalled after Salmonella detection
(0) SuperValu seed mix batches recalled after Salmonella detection
The FSAI instructs retailers to withdraw affected stock and display point-of-sale recall notices.
How to Create a Catering Invoice: A Complete Guide
(0) How to Create a Catering Invoice: A Complete Guide
The blog explains how catering businesses can create clear, professional invoices that encourage faster payments and improve cash flow. It covers essential invoice details, VAT, payment terms, invoicing software, and handling last-minute charges, drawing on Caterboss’s own experience.
Safe Catering Pack updates: three document checks
(0) Safe Catering Pack updates: three document checks
Existing pack owners and users can download the Food Donations, Water Supply and Food Safety Culture sections free from the FSAI.
Most food-and-drink survey respondents report lower revenue
(0) Most food-and-drink survey respondents report lower revenue
July’s CSO bar-sales indices show growth, but cover a different population and period from Fáilte Ireland’s year-to-date survey.
Irish food-service waste rises to an estimated 181,000 tonnes
(0) Irish food-service waste rises to an estimated 181,000 tonnes
Restaurants and food services account for roughly a quarter of the national total. The category includes hotels, pubs, cafés and canteens.
Irish tourist accommodation nights rise 14.6% in first half
(0) Irish tourist accommodation nights rise 14.6% in first half
Separate July estimates show visitor spending rose faster than visitor numbers, reflecting higher expenditure per completed trip as well as more visits.
Hospitality weekly earnings rise 7.7%, outpacing national growth
(0) Hospitality weekly earnings rise 7.7%, outpacing national growth
The sector’s weekly average reached €506.78 but remained below half the economy-wide figure, despite its faster annual growth.