50 Years of Ireland and the EU

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Recorded13 Dec 2022

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We focus on the 50 years since Ireland became a member of the EEC and especially what it’s meant for Irish companies. One such successful sector is of course Irish food which switched a dependence on the UK market in the 1970s to the EU from the 1980s onwards and one product more than most was especially successful - Kerrygold butter. That’s owned by the Irish company Ornua - formerly known as the Irish Dairy board. JOHN JORDAN is the Chief executive of Ornua co-ops

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