Glanbia
Letters to the Editor on 05 May 2021
Letter: misleading headline in Irish Farmers Journal
‘I was dismayed to see a misleading headline’ – Philip Clarke, Augher, Co Tyrone.
Bill O'Keeffe on 05 May 2021
The woolly hats won’t be put away anytime soon
We should be able to stay on grass and meal only for the moment here and leave the silage in the bales, but heat is urgently needed to bring on grass enough to start producing any sort of surplus.
Kieran Mailey on 28 Apr 2021
NI Milk League: Glanbia Cheese top of 1m litre March league
Glanbia Cheese paid the highest price to a 1m-litre producer in March.
Kieran Mailey on 28 Apr 2021
NI Milk League: Lakeland takes the lead for March
Lakeland Dairies has edged out Dale Farm at the top of the March milk league.
Aidan Brennan on 28 Apr 2021
Glanbia restrictions: major issues remain
Aidan Brennan presents some case studies highlighting the impacts and some of the issues with the new restrictions on dairy farmers.
Andy Doyle on 28 Apr 2021
Grain price rise gathers pace
While grain price increases accelerated last week, any little changes on the supply or demand side could cause them to weaken again.
The Dealer on 28 Apr 2021
John Fitzgerald, RIP
The Waterford farmer held senior positions in Glanbia and the IFA.
Jack Kennedy on 28 Apr 2021
Where now for Kerry milk suppliers?
So we know the Kerry ‘milk business’ is up for sale. What will happen now? Do milk suppliers want a say? There are more questions than answers at the moment.
Jack Kennedy on 28 Apr 2021
Room for further improvement in milk price
The indicators still point to rising milk prices and despite March price increases there looks to be room for more rises
The Dealer on 21 Apr 2021
Glanbia fiddling while Rome burns
An advertisement in last week's Irish Farmers Journal caught the attention of The Dealer.
Amy Forde on 21 Apr 2021
An Taisce’s real grievance is with Government policy – judge
The judge said that there was no scientific evidence put before An Bord Pleanála board to contradict the natura impact statement (NIS) of the plant.
Pat O'Toole on 21 Apr 2021
Judicial review finds in favour of Glanbia cheese plant
An Taisce challenged An Bórd Pleanála’s upholding of planning for Glanbia’s new cheese plant at Belview, Co Kilkenny.
Kieran Mailey on 21 Apr 2021
Aurivo and Glanbia Cheese increase milk prices
Aurivo and Glanbia Cheese were the final two processors in NI to set a price for March.
Jack Kennedy on 21 Apr 2021
Operating profits dip slightly for Glanbia Ireland in 2020
Glanbia Ireland reported strong profit growth for 2019 after a bumper year for its dairy ingredients division, Lorcan Allen and Jack Kennedy report.
Katriona Kinsella on 21 Apr 2021
My Farming Week: Clement Power, Ballymore, Camolin, Co Wexford
Wexford dairy farmer Clement Power is farming in partnership with his parents since he returned home from New Zealand.
Amy Forde on 20 Apr 2021
‘Welcome decision’ on Glanbia cheese plant - Tánaiste
An Tánaiste has said the Glanbia cheese plant will be a "valuable investment for the southeast".
Barry Cassidy on 20 Apr 2021
High Court decision on Glanbia cheese plant welcomed
Glanbia and farm organisations have welcomed the decision by the High Court to uphold a decision to grant planting permission for a new cheese production plant in Kilkenny.
Pat O'Toole on 20 Apr 2021
Judicial review finds in favour of Glanbia cheese plant
An Taisce challenged An Bord Pleanala's upholding of planning for Glanbia's new cheese plant at Belview Co Kilkenny.
Jack Kennedy on 18 Apr 2021
Milk suppliers should watch financial results better
As dairy processors around Ireland release financial data for last year dairy farmers need to tune in writes Jack Kennedy
Joe Collingborn on 17 Apr 2021
Farmer Writes: slow regrowths and issues with milk buyers
In his country, a number of farmers have been given notice to quit by their milk buyers for various reasons, writes Joe Collingborn.