Food Central, St. Margaret's, Co. Dublin, St Margaret's, Co. Dublin

Location FoodCentral is Ireland’s leading food park, uniquely positioned at the heart of the country’s most strategic hub for the production, handling and distribution of food, drink, flowers serving both national and international markets. FoodCentral is strategically located in St. Margaret’s, North Dublin, immediately adjacent to Dublin Airport. Accessed via the R108 and situated adjacent to Dublin Airport’s North Runway, FoodCentral is approximately 15km from Dublin Port via the Dublin Port Tunnel. The M50 Motorway, M1 and M2 Motorways are 5 and 6 minutes away respectively. FoodCentral as one of Ireland’s most strategically located destinations for food, flower and beverage businesses. Description FoodCentral extends to approximately 280 acres (113 hectares) and offers a sustainable, master-planned campus designed to accommodate large-scale food, flower and beverage production, as well as related logistics and distribution operations. FoodCentral offers occupiers a flexible, bespoke range of options, including site purchase, design and build, or leasing opportunities. A variety of site sizes and configurations are available across the park to suit specific occupier requirements. The following sites are currently available: Site B5 - 2.95 acres Site B6 - 3.34 acres Site B7 - 5.68 acres Site B8 - 5.54 acres (reserved) Site B9 - 7.50 acres Site C1 - 15.58 acres Occupiers include Keelings, Derry Group, Dixon, Hello Fresh, Oakland International, Americold, Keogh's, Hello Fresh, Mad Flowers, HPP Tolling, Tesla EV Hub and Flogas. Key sustainability features throughour FoodCentral include Combined Heat and Power plant, solar PV, heat pump technology. FoodCentral also supports cleaner transport and operations, including BioCNG infrastructure, HVO-powered vehicles, EV charging supported by solar energy, and truck and trailer wash facilities utilising harvested rainwater. The wider landscape is actively managed to promote ecology and wellbeing, incorporating green roofs, no-mow policies to support pollinators, and biodiversity tracking programmes. There is over 100,000 sq m of glasshouses growing strawberries and also apple orchards.