Agri-Business
The World Dairy Expo had been held every year since 1967, but was cancelled last year due to the worldwide Covid-19 pandemic.
Dairy
Aurivo has decided to increase its milk price by 1c/L for January supplies, the seventh price increase in a row.
Dairygold and Glanbia Ingredients Ireland (GII) have agreed a three-year contract manufacturing and supply collaboration to the end of 2019.
Following a meeting today, the Board of Dairygold increased its milk price for November by 1c/L.
Both Arrabawn and Dairygold have announced increases in October milk price for supplies of milk to their co-ops.
Following a meeting of the board of Dairygold today, the co-op has announced that it has increased its September milk price.
Arable
Both Glanbia and Dairygold have finalised their 2016 harvest grain prices this week for their farmer suppliers.
Dairygold has updated its corporate logo, replacing the existing logo first introduced over 25...
Dairygold has negotiated lower cost loan and credit facilities for its Milk Suppliers with both Bank of Ireland and AIB Bank.
The majority of co-ops have decided to hold their milk prices for June supplies of milk, with Dairygold the latest co-op to hold the price.
Further correction in global dairy markets is still required, according to Dairygold CEO Jim Woulfe.
Dairygold has reported its 2015 results, which include an operating profit of €19.2m, down from €28.6m in 2014.
The Board of Dairygold yesterday decided to reduce the price for milk supplied in March by 1c/L including VAT.
Kerry Group has followed both Glanbia and Lakeland Dairies in holding the milk price for February supplies.
Dairygold follows Glanbia and Lakeland Dairies in setting a price for February supplies of milk.
Ned McCarthy, the Dairygold protestor who staged a sit-in last week, left Dairygold's Mitchelstown office over the weekend.
A Cork dairy farmer, and former supplier of Dairygold, is staging a sit-in in the co-op's boardroom and is refusing to leave until he is paid the value of his shares.
Former Dairygold suppliers, many of whom switched allegiance and went to Arrabawn last year, are meeting with their former co-op this week.
