Donegal-based Circle of Light has secured private investment of €1.8 million and has its products stocked in 400 Irish shops

Dacha Drinks founder Daria Caffrey’s recipes for natural, locally sourced drink-mixers were inspired by her childhood in Tatarstan

Nexalus has entered into a global partnership with Dana, a US auto parts manufacturer, as it targets ‘heavy energy’ sectors

Treemetrics has joined forces with a Swedish app maker to launch a tool which will allow forest owners carry out their own valuations

Millies.ie has opened a new warehouse and reorganised its workforce to keep up with the growth in new customers

A top executive at the air disinfection company says business has grown due to the pandemic, but that the staff are very conscious that its success comes while many people are suffering

Founded back in 1995, Sligo-based family business Ward Automation is still going from strength to strength

Donegal-based SynerChi has created a range of kombucha drinks with key investment from food magnate Ray Coyle and his daughter Natalya, a former Olympian

A Kerry-based manufacturer of natural snacks expands after a rebranding centred on ingredients found in your kitchen cupboard

Borrisoleigh Bottling is bringing fresh ideas to an old business with its recyclable cartons

Chef Giselle Makinde uses surplus and ‘imperfect’ fresh produce to make her sustainable artisan food products

Phytaphix founder Conor Kerley takes start-up prize at the World Food Innovation Awards for his the Immune Phix daily supplement

GenConnectU was launched in New York, but has set up a hub in Ireland and plans to hire ten people here

Finola Fegan left her engineering job to set up Finca Skin Organics, starting with small batches made at home in Co Louth, but now the brand is going global

Revenue initially refused to certify the 2017 funding round, saying the firm did not qualify for the SME scheme

The south-eastern nursing home group, run by Margaret-Anne and John Dargan, has 233 beds across four homes

Mark Quick left Nephin in February after being in dispute with co-founders Paul and Jude Davis over the direction the company was taking

Antrim-based Decision Time’s move from an upfront payment system to software-as-a-service helped the company to find its niche

Content Llama, which manages product images and descriptions on retailers’ websites, has just landed a major US contract

Aptvision hopes its platform will help land it further deals with the NHS