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Is the Irish food industry “eating its seed potatoes”? – Rewinding the week that was

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Ask anyone with a moderate knowledge of the Irish food-and-drink industry how they think it is doing on the innovation front, and they are likely to say “pretty well”. Ireland has a history of punching above its weight on global food markets, punctuated with success stories stretching as far back as the launch of Kerrygold butter in 1962. After spending most of Tuesday at Enterprise Ireland’s food innovation summit, however, I began to get a sense that a two-tier industry has emerged.
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Ireland’s next mega-examinership: Inside Trinseo’s $2bn restructuring

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In June 2022, then-Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment Leo Varadkar cut the ribbon on Trinseo’s new global business services hub on Sir John Rogerson’s Quay in Dublin’s docklands. Four years on, the global plastics manufacturer has entered Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings that will trigger a multi-billion-dollar examinership in Dublin.
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Inside Tirlán’s €160m winning bet on Glanbia’s share price

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On December 17, 2021, the shareholders of Glanbia and those of its founding farmers’ co-op agreed to go their separate ways. Glanbia’s focus was on the global market for high-tech nutrition products and US cheese, while the farmers wanted to regain control of their domestic milk processing business and prioritise returning a high price for their produce. There was just one problem.
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