Kerry Group dismisses talk of selling its consumer foods branch

The Tralee-based food and nutrition group yesterday said it expects to see “good revenue growth” and between a 5% and 9% rise in adjusted group earnings per share this year.
That guidance came on the back of a strong set of full-year figures for 2016, which showed a 7.1% rise in trading profit to €750m and group revenue of €6.1bn, which reflected 3.6% business volume growth, exceeding market expectations.