The Retail Forum takes its membership from the supermarkets and wholesaler symbol group retailers operating in Ireland.

Current Membership

Rob Phillips, FSAI [Chair]
Elaine Clohosey, BWG
Catriona Norris, Avoca
Aoife Noonan, Lidl
Garreth Coburn, Sysco
Katie Creamer, Aldi
Lucy O’Connor, Musgrave Group – SuperValu, Centra, Daybreak
Ben McGinn, Gala
Samira Nicolo, Retail Ireland/IBEC
Jonathan Halls, Boots
Neil Spreadbury, Iceland
Claire Briody, Tesco
Mark Gannon, Circle K
Joanne Barry, Barrys
Tara Buckley, RGDATA
Aileen Nolan, Dunnes Stores
Ash Stretton, M&S

Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR)

As part of Ireland’s National Action Plan on Antimicrobial Resistance (iNAP 2017-2020), members of the FSAI Retail Forum have signed up to a statement of intent around the responsible use of antibiotics in food production systems.

Overall, the National Action Plan aims to address the problem of antimicrobial resistant organisms (such as antibiotic resistant bacteria) in both human and animal health and in the environment in which we all live. This so called One Health approach recognises the interconnection between people, animals, plants, and their shared environment.

The initiative by the FSAI Retail Forum members aims to support food producers who adhere to principals of responsible antibiotic use. Seven retail multiples have signed up to the statement of intent.

FSAI Retail Forum’s statement of intent around the responsible use of antibiotics in food production systems

Meeting Minutes 2021

Meeting Minutes 2020

Meeting Minutes 2019

Meeting Minutes 2018

Meeting Minutes 2016

Meeting Minutes 2015

Meeting Minutes 2014

Report of the FSAI Retail Forum: The Retailers View on the Handling of the 2008 Irish Dioxin Incident - June 2009