Stephen Cadogan: Investment offers prospect of Irish dairy innovation

With up to 2.5 billion extra litres of milk to process in 2020, the Irish dairy industry will need as many processing outlets for that milk as possible, says Stephen Cadogan.
Stephen Cadogan: Investment offers prospect of Irish dairy innovation
Thu, 05 Feb, 2015 - 00:00
Stephen Cadogan

And the technology for handling it, from farm to consumer, will have to move with the times.

That’s why this week’s announcement of a €35 million investment in Irish dairy processing innovation is so welcome.

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