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Former Kerry Dairy Business Rebrands as Kinisla
The rebranded dairy business says the plan will focus on nutritional ingredients and consumer brands as GLP1-driven protein demand rises.
- On Monday, Kinisla unveiled its new corporate identity in Listowel, announcing a €300m capital investment programme to create 100 new jobs over the next two years.
- Formerly Kerry Dairy Ireland, the business transitioned to majority farmer ownership in December 2024 when Kerry Co-op acquired a 70% shareholding, differentiating it from Kerry Group, which retains a 30% stake.
- Financial results for 2025 show Kinisla achieved a turnover of €1.4 billion and €86.8m in EBITDA, while processing over 1.2 billion litres of milk, reflecting a 5.2% volume increase.
- Kinisla CEO Pat Murphy identified Nutritional Ingredients and Dairy Consumer Foods as priority growth areas, capitalizing on rising protein demand driven by GLP1 weight loss drugs gaining traction globally.
- Taoiseach Micheál Martin praised the "strength of the Irish dairy industry" at the event, as Kinisla commits to deploying the €300m investment over five years to drive long-term growth.
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Kerry Dairy Ireland Rebrands And Announces Investment Programme
Kerry Dairy Ireland, the owner of brands such as Dairygold, Attack A Snak, and Cheestrings, has rebranded as Kinisla, 18 months after Kerry Group sold a 70% stake in the business to Kerry Co-operative Creameries for around €500m. The new (more…) The post Kerry Dairy Ireland Rebrands And Announces Investment Programme appeared first on KamCity.
Kerry Dairy Ireland becomes Kinisla and unveils €300m investment programme creating more than 100 new jobs
Kerry Dairy Ireland, the €1.4 billion end-to-end dairy business behind market-leading brands such as Golden Cow, Coleraine and Strings and Things’ Cheestrings, unveils its new corporate identity under the name Kinisla, marking its next phase of growth.
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