IRELAND: Kerry sells Limerick milk unit to Glanbia

By: Petah Marian | 17 January 2011

Irish food giant Kerry Group has signed a contract to sell its Limerick-based liquid milk operations to local peer Glanbia.

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Irish food giant Kerry Group has signed a contract to sell its Limerick-based liquid milk operations to local peer Glanbia.

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