it will start after the first week of November.
Organic farmers are set to benefit from a newly announced national marketing campaign, funded to the tune of €1m.
The campaign starts after the first week of November and runs until December 17th, with a second burst in spring 2024.
Minister of State at the Department of Agriculture, and Offaly Senator Pippa Hackett says the funding is just part of a number of initiatives the department, and the State, are undertaking to further the industry locally.
She says she wants to convince more people to buy organic:
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