on 26 Nov 2020 Euronit – Tegral, for the next generation Since 1936 Tegral has been at the heart of agriculture and farms in Ireland, proud to be the farmer’s choice. They are now ready for the next generation, and proud to introduce their new name Euronit.
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Tegral, as a company, have been part of the global building materials group Etex since 1988 and are now moving towards a change which will see them launch four new commercial brands – each dedicated and committed to a key sector. In the case of their agricultural products and services, that brand is Euronit.
This move is one which will unite Tegral with all its sister companies around the world, as they move to one global brand dedicated to agriculture and bringing the best to farmers worldwide. One strong company at your service, growing with farmers towards a sustainable future.
Children s rights in Northern Ireland are far behind internationally recognised standards.
That s the bleak warning in a new report today from the Children s Law Centre to the United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Child.
The List of Issues Report seeks to inform questions posed to the UK Government and Stormont Executive ahead of the next examination by the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child.
The report highlights key issues affecting children s rights in Northern Ireland between 2016 and 2020, including civil rights, violence, family environment, education, disability and special protection measures.
The report highlights the fact that there is currently no devolved minister with overall responsibility for children, which it says is weakening oversight and accountability for delivery of children s rights .