The government says it's changing the way it markets the Island's food and drink businesses.
In the past, it was the responsibility of the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture - but in future it'll be done by the Department for Enterprise.
DEFA will still regulate the sector, overseeing production facilities.
A 100-day handover plan will start in April, when "made in the Isle of Man" labelling will be reviewed in consultation with industry.
High street building up for sale
A high street building in Ramsey is up for sale - containing a shop and apartment.
Santas on a Bike has raised over £22k weeks before event
A festive fundraiser for Hospice Isle of Man has already raised more than £22,000 - and there's still over two weeks until it takes place!
Air Ambulance patients need photo ID
The Island's air ambulance service is asking relatives to remember to bring photo ID if their loved ones are flown for treatment across.
Kids can design the police's Christmas card
Fancy designing a Christmas card for the police?
Discussions still ongoing to help MiCard users
Treasury Minister Alex Allinson says discussions are still taking place to help those without bank accounts when benefits and pension payments go electronic next year.
Two ferries cancelled due to weather
Two ferry sailings overnight have been cancelled
Tynwald fails to pass Area Plan after combined vote
Tynwald has failed to pass the Area Plan for the North and West.
Minister says she's meeting with vets to help farmers
Agriculture Minister Clare Barber says her department is meeting with the Island's vets.
