Listen: Denis Brosnan's view on proposed Kerry deal

In this podcast, editor Jack Kennedy sits down with former Kerry Group CEO and chair Denis Brosnan to get his thoughts on what way shareholders should vote next Monday 16 December.

Jack Kennedy

11 February 2024

Listen: Denis Brosnan's view on proposed Kerry deal

Former CEO and chair of Kerry Group Denis Brosnan speaks to Jack Kennedy about the future of milk processing in Kerry ahead of the crunch vote on the deal on Monday.

Brosnan looks at what way suppliers should vote and also floats potential for a Kerry and Dairygold joint venture.

‘I can’t understand why anybody would vote against this deal’ – Brosnan

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