Nine-month programme by Ireland's seafood development agency BIM "aims to help companies embed NPD as a core strategic function, enabling them to bring new ideas to market more effectively."
“Developing smarter, more sustainable and consumer-focused products is essential for the growth and resilience of Ireland’s seafood sector,” said Minister Timmy Dooley, announcing the new programme.
The Seafood Academy, a national programme designed to help independent Irish seafood businesses with training, development and consumer engagement, debuts this week in the fishing village of Howth.
Caroline Bocquel is stepping down in November, after almost three years leading Bord Iascaigh Mhara (BIM), to take on a new role as head of Fáilte Ireland.
Irish Government's updated €275.4 billion National Development Plan includes continued support for harbours, as well as broader coastal and agri-food infrastructure.
