Officials warned against introducing different Vat rates for hospitality sector
Estimates from the department showed that it would cost €764m a year to cut the Vat rate to 9% for
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Irishexaminer.com
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Food and drink sector expects rising costs in 2025 — survey
The biggest challenge facing businesses in the sector is cost of labour, which was cited by 71%...
Michele Culton
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This B.C. ostrich farm survived wildfires. Now, avian flu means 400 birds need to be culled
An ostrich farm in B.C.'s West Kootenay has been ordered to cull its entire herd of 400 birds after the Canadian Food Inspection
Yuri Noren
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Jollibee’s Pricing Strategy: A Competitive Analysis To Its Success
Jollibee, the beloved Filipino fast-food giant, has carved a unique niche in the global food industry. Known for its flavorful
Anna Cafolla
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry Came Out to Support LA Wildfires Survivors
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry visited the Pasadena Convention Center, where they spoke with locals and first responders and handed
Sunday World
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Give tlhakwana and skopo a break, please Maftonians
Give tlhakwana and skopo a break, please Maftonians A new restaurant in Mahikeng, Capello, is drawing the attention of top
Maribel Coby
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5 Strategies To Leverage Guest Experience With User-Generated Content
Nowadays, more and more people are likely to rely on online reviews when picking a restaurant, looking for entertainment, or
Amaris Encinas
21:23
Sonic menu: ‘Daily Cravings and Savings’ food deals for $1.99 or less
Sonic's updated its $1.99 fun.99 menu of everyday deals and has new specials on certain days. This month, get $1.49
BellaNaija.com
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This Sunday, Embrace Healthier Living with Zeelicious Foods’ Cabbage & Kale Stew
When good food meets healthy living, the result is a meal you can feel good about. Zeelicious Foods has shared
Tokunbo2
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Archbishop Kaigama: Negligence not behind Maitama church stampede
From Fred Ezeh, Abuja Archbishop of Abuja Catholic Archdiocese, Ignatius Kaigama, has dismissed claims that negligence was largely responsible for
