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Irish company, OneLook Systems, launches a new COVID-19 safety solution so that companies can keep research, production & distribution lines operating

    Irish company, OneLook Systems, launches a new COVID-19 safety solution so that companies can keep research, production & distribution lines operating

Since the outbreak, Irish safety software company OneLook Systems has been playing a critical role in helping companies put in place additional COVID-19 controls for its large number of pharmaceutical,

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Ireland: hand soap sales up 300% in March

    Ireland: hand soap sales up 300% in March

March was the busiest month for grocery sales ever recorded. According to Kantar, over the 12 weeks to March 22nd, sales in the State’s grocery retailers rose by 10.1 per

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INEOS begins UK production of one million bottles of hand sanitiser per month

    INEOS begins UK production of one million bottles of hand sanitiser per month

INEOS has today announced that it has hit its ten day target to build a hand sanitiser plant near Middlesbrough and has started producing 1 million hand sanitisers a month.

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CILT sets up a database to ensure urgent UK supply chains keep moving

    CILT sets up a database to ensure urgent UK supply chains keep moving

The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT) has set up a database for organisations in urgent need of supply chain resources, to ensure the UK is able to respond to the

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Which countries are hit most by the COVID-19 value chain shock?

    Which countries are hit most by the COVID-19 value chain shock?

In a study published by ING, reveals that in the context of COVID-19, Ireland now looks to be one of the most vulnerable economies. The economic damage that Covid-19 inflicts

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Covid-19: With Chinese manufacturing rebounding, European stocks rise

    Covid-19: With Chinese manufacturing rebounding, European stocks rise

The Irish Times reported yesterday that Dublin’s Iseq index and wider European equities markets rose on Tuesday morning as investors took hope from news that China, ground zero of the coronavirus

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