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FOOD ISLAND INSIDE 4 6 8 10 12 14 18 20 22 24 26 28 29 30 THE FLAVOUR OF SUCCESS The value of Irish food and drink exports tipped ¤10 billion last year FOOD TRENDS What’s hot in the world of home cooking? And why home entertaining is on the rise GREEN CARD Selling Irish food abroad requires a considered approach that takes in local sensibilities 12 TIME TO BEEF UP LABELLING Consumers are now much more concerned about the quality and origin of their food EASTERN PROMISE The growing middle classes in developing markets in Asia have a big appetite for Irish food ON TARGET FOR GROWTH Food Harvest 2020 is providing a road map to the challenges ahead ALL THE RIGHT INGREDIENTS The agrifood industry is well placed to gain from a collaborative drive between companies and academics SMART FOOD Functional foods are a huge area of innovation INNOVATION Two companies that are taking R&D seriously 26 BANG ON TREND Tastes change and Irish restaurateurs are quick to bring the latest global food fashions home FOOD ISLAND EATING AND DRINKING IN THEM Irish apple growers are developing innovative products despite challenges THE IRISH TIMES Wednesday, March 26, 2014 A Special Report Editor Edel Morgan GROWING YOUR BUSINESS If you want to move beyond producing food in your kitcheninto commercial production, there are several options Food Island Production Anna Kenny In association with Green card Brands that play up their Irishness abroad GETTING THE MARKET TO DECIDE Food markets are a low-cost way to get feedback from customers EATING THEIR WORDS Luminaries of the food and wine writing world will assemble for a three-day festival at Ballymaloe, 24 Tastes of a Foodie Nation The latest global trends to hit our shores Eastern promise Why Asia beckons Contact The Irish Times, 24-28 Tara Street, Dublin 2 Email:[email protected] Advertising: 01 893 0000 THE IRISH TIMES | March 26, 2014 | 3