Carbery sees a boost in revenues after a rise in milk volumes

The company processed 612 million litres of milk last year from 1,215 West Cork farmers, an increase of 2.7% on 2020
Carbery sees a boost in revenues after a rise in milk volumes

Carbery's new cheese plant in Ballineen is now the largest single cheese-producing facility in Ireland made from the milk from 1,215 West Cork farmers. Picture: Don MacMonagle

West Cork ingredients and cheese producer the Carbery Group reported a positive financial performance for 2021 after increasing turnover by 17% to just under €535.7m.

Headquartered in Ballineen and owned by the Bandon, Barryroe, Drinagh, and Lisavaird co-ops, the company processed 612 million litres of milk last year from 1,215 farmers, an increase of 2.7% on 2020.

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