Results for "Third Quarter"

Heineken remains the number one selling lager and number two beer, with 28.4% and 17% shares of the respective markets

Heineken delivers a ‘solid third quarter of balanced growth’

24 Oct The Dutch-brewers non-alcoholic beer & cider grew 11.0% during the period

A quarter of gift vouchers received last Christmas unused, research shows

3 Dec Use gift vouchers as soon as possible, warns CCPC

Smurfit Westrock reports ‘strong’ second quarter

31 Jul The global sustainable packaging giant today (30 July) announced the financial results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2025

Two-thirds of Irish consumers seek eco-labels on seafood

13 Jun A new YouGov survey of more than 2000 consumers in Ireland, found 47% of respondents said that the price of fish is important to them when purchasing...

Generational divide: Shoppers over 55 to spend less this Christmas while only a quarter of 18–24-year-olds will restrict their spending

24 Nov New research from Accenture points to a clear divide across the generations towards spending this Christmas

One third of SMEs in Ireland have written off bad debts over past 12 months

7 Dec €18,543 is the average amount lost, according to new research from Bibby Financial Services Ireland

Research finds one quarter of families worry about providing food for children

22 Feb New research from Barnardos and Aldi Ireland shows the impact of food poverty on families and children

Almost two-thirds of Irish SME businesses find it difficult to access credit

22 Feb 31% of companies charging higher prices in Q4 2021 as annual inflation hit 5.5% in December

An "orderly" Brexit is still possible, according to a new report by Retail Ireland

Almost one-third of UK SME owners uncertain on Single Market question

27 Apr 43% of UK SMEs say uncertain economic environment is holding back investment, new report by Bibby Financial Services reveals

Over one-third of under 34s don’t cook from scratch: SuperValu Home Truths II report

19 Apr SuperValu Good Food Karma project aims to inspire Ireland to eat less processed and more nutritious food, following comprehensive survey results