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Greencore to sell malt firm for €116m

GREENCORE is to sell its malt business to Axéréal Union De Coopératives Agricoles for €116.25 million.

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Malting barley growers set for offer
Closure of barley maltings ‘a fatal blow to midlands cereal growers’
MINCH MALT, part of Greencore, announced yesterday that it is to close Banagher Maltings in Co Offaly next September with the loss of 10 full-time jobs.

Sat, 29 Jan, 2005

Greencore closes plant

GREENCORE is to shut one of its 10 barley malting plants, it emerged yesterday.

Tue, 07 Sep, 2004

Cereal growth ‘jumping’
WINTER and spring cereals are generally growing well with little disease, according to Teagasc advisers.

Thu, 10 Jun, 2004

Irish malting industry ‘faces extinction’
DRINKS giant Diageo was warned yesterday it will not have an industry in Ireland to supply it with malt unless the prices paid to farmers are greatly increased.

Fri, 28 May, 2004

Grain pessimism
IFA has warned that the trend which saw more than 3,000 Irish grain farmers quitting in the past five years will continue, unless malting barley get a premium of €20 to €25 per tonne, plus competitively priced inputs.

Thu, 25 Mar, 2004

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