Reox Holdings has confirmed the departure of its chief executive Jerry Henchy.
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A source close to the situation indicated that the position was made redundant as top jobs at the company are absorbed into a “new management structure”.
Shortly after Reox spun-off from Irish dairy cooperative Dairygold, the latter said it would no longer be using the services of Henchy – who had served as CEO of both group’s simultaniously – and would appoint its own full-time chief executive.
The news comes just a year after Henchy announced the sale of Breeo Foods to Kerry Group for EUR165m (US$226m).
The Irish competition aithorities had moved to block the deal and a decision on Kerry’s appeal against the ruling is expected later today (19 March).

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By GlobalDataReox Holdings has around 7,500 registered shareholders and 25% of the company is held by the Dairygold Co-Operative.