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SHARING OPTIONS: The Belview site is to be developed to process milk into gouda for Glanbia and Royal A-Ware. Glanbia Ireland has described its “deep disappointment” at An Taisce’s decision to seek leave to appeal the recent High Court decision about its planned development at Belview, Co Kilkenny. The High Court, on 20 April, dismissed An Taisce’s challenge against the decision of An Bord Pleanála to grant planning permission for the Glanbia and...

SHARING OPTIONS: An Taisce is to appeal a High Court ruling on the Glanbia cheese plant at Belview.\ Donal O Leary An Taisce has announced it is to appeal the recent decision of the High Court, which dismissed An Taisce’s challenge against the decision of An Bord Pleanála to grant planning permission for the Glanbia and Royal A-Ware’s cheese processing plant in Belview, Kilkenny. On Friday, An Taisce said that having considered the High Court judgeme...

Where now for Kerry milk suppliers - what could happen the dairy business? In modern Ireland the only real changes to the structure of dairy processing have been mergers of a certain kind. It has usually involved a strong dairy processor purchasing a financially weaker entity. Irish dairy processing is largely co-op-owned, or at least has a strong farmer influence. Glanbia and Kerry are the standout differences, and between them they have almost 50% of the ROI milk pool. Glanbia operates a hyb...

The coincidental publication of the 2030 Agri-food Strategy proposals for public consultation this week and the striking out of An Taisce's High Court

Glanbia cheese plant highlights problems facing food industry Food company welcomes High Court decision upholding planning permission about 3 hours ago A Glanbia plant in Idaho, US Your Web Browser may be out of date. If you are using Internet Explorer 9, 10 or 11 our Audio player will not work properly.   Glanbia’s €140 million cheese plant in Belview, Co Kilkenny, came closer to fruition on Tuesday after the High Court upheld the decision of An Bord Pleanála to grant planning permissi...

Glanbia welcomes decision to uphold planning permission for Kilkenny cheese plant Important for rural Ireland sian.moloughney@kilkennypeople.ie Royal A-wares Jan Anker and Jim Bergin, CEO, Glanbia, shake hands on their €140m deal to build a new cheese facility, when the plan was announced. );  ); Glanbia Ireland welcomes the decision of the High Court to uphold the decision of An Bord Pleanála to grant planning permission for its new continental cheese processing plant at Belview. The new ...

High Court decision on Glanbia cheese plant welcomed 2021-04-20

Glanbia proccessing plant, Belview, Co Kilkenny. \ Donal O Leary An Taisces objection to Glanbias proposed new cheese plant has been rejected by the High Court. An Taisce had sought a judicial review into An Bord Pleanalas decision to uphold planning for a cheese plant at Glanbias Belview, Co Kilkenny, processing plant. The heritage body opposed the plant, stating that An Bord Pleanala had failed to take proper account of the environmental impact and carbon footprint of the milk production re...

Environmentalists Decry Campaign of ‘Intimidation’ By Irish Politicians And Agri-Industry Over New Cheese Factory Expanding Ireland’s dairy industry puts the country’s climate goals at risk. Irish dairy cows. Credit: sarahluv (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0) A number of senior Irish politicians and agri-industry interests are trying to block a legal challenge to a new cheese factory brought by environmentalists over concerns relating to pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.  Politicians and indust...

Deputy Jackie Cahill The chairperson of the Oireachtas Agriculture Committee has hit out at An Taisce for what he views as a “cynical move to frustrate a major development” for the south east and rural Ireland by objecting to the Glanbia Belview cheese plant. Deputy Jackie Cahill claims that An Taisce is using the legal system and a judicial review application to prevent the development of a Glanbia cheese plant in Co. Kilkenny. In a statement to Agriland, the deputy said: “This plant h...