Kerry can show off that he knows his way around a ski slope or a gun range, but Bush has the vernacular and the stats to prove that he’s a true team-sports aficionado.

Though the sponsor is officially Kerry Group PLC, the corporate logo has always been just ‘Kerry’, but back in 1991 when the company came on board as Kerry GAA’s main sponsor the word Group ...

Revenue at Kerry Group is expected to see a €1bn reduction following the company’s decision to divest from its dairy ...

Well, that was fast. This past Monday we reported on news that Kerry King‘s post-Slayer project was coming next year and we thought that was that for a while. But ever the contrarian (and likely due ...

Kerry Logo. Through this collaboration, LBB Specialties will become Kerry's preferred distribution partner in the United States, expanding access to high-quality pharmaceutical lactose ingredients ...

Irish food ingredients multinational Kerry Group has a policy of producing locally that should protect against possible tariffs, its chief executive said on Tuesday, but that it is too soon to ...

Volume growth at the Kerry Group rose by 3.2% between July and September despite muted consumer demand amid continued inflation. In a trading update on Thursday, the company said volume growth was ...

Irish food ingredients multinational Kerry Group has reported a 6.3% increase in revenue for the first quarter of 2025 and said it was maintaining its full year constant currency earnings per ...

NORWALK, Conn., Feb. 4, 2025 /CNW/ -- LBB Specialties (LBBS), a leader in specialty chemicals and ingredient distribution in North America, is pleased to announce a new partnership with Kerry ...

Come April 1st, Mr Hugh Friel, managing director of Kerry Group, will have been 31 years with the company. ... which takes the field emblazoned with the Kerry Group logo.

Kerry co-op owns about 11 per cent of the listed company. The deal will ultimately see the co-op disappear as a shareholder in the company as it uses 15 per cent of its Kerry Group stock to fund a ...

Kerry Group has agreed to sell its sweet ingredients portfolio to private equity major Advent International for 500 million euros ($538 million), the Irish company said on Wednesday.