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2022
Guinness launches Irish barley farming pilot
Guinness launched a three-year farm-based programme involving 40 Irish barley farms in its first phase. The pilot focuses on regenerative agriculture practices and is designed to reduce the carbon emissions generated by barley production.
2022
Guinness announces regenerative barley-growing pilot
Guinness announced a three-year barley-growing pilot focused on regenerative agriculture, working with farmers to explore ways to reduce carbon emissions from barley production. Forty farmers were to participate in 2022, with technical partners including Boortmalt, Glanbia and Comex McKinnon.
2022
Glanbia Co-op completes funding arrangements
Glanbia Co-operative Society completed a placement of 5.75 million Glanbia plc shares and confirmed it had raised €250 million through an equity-linked exchangeable bond, to fund a proposed transaction.
2021
An Taisce appeals planning decision for Glanbia cheese factory
An Taisce appealed the High Court decision upholding planning permission for Glanbia's cheese factory in Belview. The source says An Taisce had challenged the permission on environmental-impact grounds; it does not report a determination of the appeal.
2020
Glanbia announces September milk price increase
Glanbia announced its price for September creamery milk supplies, stating that the price was up 0.4c/L from August. The announced payment for milk at 3.6% butterfat and 3.3% protein was 31c/L including VAT.
2020
Glanbia increases August milk price for suppliers in Ireland
Glanbia announced an increased August milk price for suppliers in the Republic of Ireland: a base price of 29c/l excluding VAT, a 0.5c/litre increase from July.
2020
Glanbia releases 2020 half-year financial results
Glanbia released its results for the first half of the 2020 financial year, reporting adjusted earnings per share of 31.05c, down 17.2% on a constant-currency basis.
2020
Glanbia agrees to acquire Foodarom
Glanbia announced an agreement to acquire Foodarom, a Canada-based specialist flavours solutions business, for CAN$60 million.
2020
Glanbia reduces price for April milk supplies
Glanbia announced a reduction in the price it would pay member milk suppliers for April creamery milk supplies, compared with the previous month.
2020
Glanbia withdraws 2020 full-year financial guidance
Glanbia withdrew its 2020 full-year financial guidance, saying uncertainty about the impact and duration of Covid-19 made it prudent to do so.
2020
Glanbia increases January milk price
Glanbia Ireland announced a 1c/L increase to its January base milk price, setting it at 31c/L including VAT for creamery milk at 3.6% fat and 3.3% protein.