Glenisk aims for new record as lockdowns boost yogurt sales      

TV presenter Kathryn Thomas with Self Help Africa CEO Ray Jordan and Vincent Cleary, managing director of Glenisk, at the launch of Self Help Africa's 'One Million Trees' campaign, at Airfield Estate, Dublin, earlier this year. File picture: Leon Farrell/Photocall Ireland

TV presenter Kathryn Thomas with Self Help Africa CEO Ray Jordan and Vincent Cleary, managing director of Glenisk, at the launch of Self Help Africa's 'One Million Trees' campaign, at Airfield Estate, Dublin, earlier this year. File picture: Leon Farrell/Photocall Ireland

Organic yogurt sales at Glenisk increased by 50% as the family-controlled food producer tapped a boost in business during the first Covid-19 lockdown earlier this year and may also tap extra sales during the current national restrictions. 

The bumper sales at the Cleary family-controlled brand’s organic yogurt products have put the company on course for another record sales year in 2020.

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