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	Irish Farmers Journal Interactive - Farm Management
		Cawley confirmed that the IDB directors had recently approved a cash bonus of £3 million to its members which would be distributed pro-rata to sales through the board.
		He said the IDB's turnover for the year would be marginally up on last year's £1.3 million with their profit performance similar to last year's £24 million.
		THE chairman of the board, Tom Cleary, said it was clear from recent developments that opposition to the retention of milk quotas was increasing and this was a matter of real concern to many interests.
	www.farmersjournal.ie /1998/1219/dairy (849 words)

	IRELAND
		Irish food processors are expected to broaden their product ranges, producer more value-added products, and develop partnerships and alliances both in Ireland and in export markets.
		The Irish government does not have any involvement in the setting or collection of these levies, although, as a cooperative involved in exporting, the IDB benefits from a number of tax breaks.
		Producer contributions to the IDB for promotion totaled $4 million in 1996, although it is difficult to determine what share of the assessments went to export promotion.
	www.fas.usda.gov /cmp/com-study/1996/ireland.html (984 words)

	Ireland
		When BB assumed the responsibilities of the Meat and Livestock Board, it was also granted the statutory powers to continue to collect producer levies, which are based on the number of animals slaughtered or exported live from Ireland.
		The IDB remains a cooperative, and is self-funding.
		The IDB is the largest exporter of Irish dairy products, and owns a number of subsidiary companies in Europe and the United States.
	www.fas.usda.gov /cmp/com-study/1998/comp98-ir.html (818 words)

	Irish Farmers’ Journal Interactive - Farm Management
		He confirmed that some manufacturers only traded insignificant volumes through the board, others do not offer all their output to the board while the board was offered no cream liqueurs or chocolate crumb at all.
		He said that in all his time with the Irish Dairy Board he had never seen the market as bad as it was in November, December and January.
		Cawley also confirmed that the Dairy Board has increased sales of product in consumer brands from 26 per cent of total sales in 1990 to 41 per cent last year and sales of food ingredients were up from 20 per cent to 32 per cent of total sales within the same period.
	www.farmersjournal.ie /2002/0413/dairy (813 words)

	RTE Business - Kerrygold sales boost Irish Dairy Board
		The Irish Dairy Board has reported a pre-tax surplus of €37.9m for 2004, up 3.8% on the previous year.
		The Irish Dairy Board said there was strong international demand for dairy products during the year, especially from development markets due to reduced availability from some of the key international exporters.
		In Belgium, IDB Benelux continued its programme of diversification in the prepared snacks and sandwich bar sector.
	www.rte.ie /business/2005/0516/dairyboard.html (328 words)

	L. N. Harte
		This strong competitive performance of Irish food manufacture conforms with findings of Pitts (2) that Irish food industry output in the period 1990 to 1995 increased by 37%, over five times the EU average of 6.5%, which equates approximately to the rate at which food markets were growing over this period.
		The Irish performance is a challenge to the view that large scale is necessary to compete, grow and develop in the modern food industry.
		The Irish food sector both in terms of output and value added is enormously larger now than it was a decade ago and a number of the Irish-owned firms have emerged as internationally competitive enterprises that are well placed for further growth in the future.
	www.ucd.ie /agri/html/homepage/research_96_99/research_1998_99/AERD/AERD_6.html (1336 words)

	Irish Dairy Board (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The Irish Dairy Board is the central export marketing arm of the Irish dairy industry.
		The Board is an established supplier of industrial milk products and has an unparalleled reputation worldwide in marketing ingredients to major food corporations.
		Kerrygold is the international trademark of the Irish Dairy Board.
	www.idbusa.com (168 words)

	RTE News - 5% rise in turnover for Irish Dairy Board
		Mr Murphy welcomed the payment of cash bonuses worth a total of €15m to co-ops which supply the Board, half of which is to be paid this week, the other half in the Spring.
		The bonuses are worth around 3c a gallon to the co-ops that trade through the Board.
		Commenting on the strong performance of the IDB, Michael Murphy said it was indicative of how the industry as a whole would have performed this year.
	www.rte.ie /news/2004/1220/dairy.html (224 words)

	Kerrygold buoys FY profits at Irish Dairy Board
		The Irish Dairy Board (IDB) has shrugged off slashed CAP subsidies and taken advantage of favourable international trading conditions to notch up a steady increase in both profits and turnover during 2004 trading, Tom Armitage reports.
		Noel Cawley, IDB's managing director, said earlier this week that the board's 2004 turnover increased 4.5 per cent to 1.896 billion, compared to the previous year, while pre-tax profits increased 3.8 per cent to 37.9 million.
		The board said that DPI, its US distribution service, had become one of the US' largest speciality food distribution services (the subsidiary's turnover came in at 605 million, a 16.8 per cent increase over the previous year) and deals with major US multiple retailers had helped it secure the Kerrygold brand a prominent retail positioning.
	www.foodanddrinkeurope.com /news/news-ng.asp?n=60120-kerrygold-buoys-fy (422 words)

	Agriculture Ireland : Index Ireland
		Irish Cattle Breeding Federation Society Ltd - ICBF has been established to achieve the greatest possible genetic improvement in the national cattle herd for the benefit of Irish Farmers, the Dairy and Beef industries and Members.
		Irish Charolais Cattle Society - The Irish Charolais Cattle Society is the national body for the promotion of the Irish Charolais herd within Ireland.
		Irish Dairy Board - The Irish Dairy Board is the central export marketing arm of the Irish dairy industry.
	www.indexireland.com /business_and_finance/agriculture/more6.htm (327 words)

	The Irish Dairy Board
		IDB food ingredients are manufactured to the most stringent quality standards and functional specifications, in a network of modern production facilities.
		IDB's policy of using only the world's best milk and raw materials, processed in modern plants using the most advanced technology, assures the ultimate in product quality and reliability.
		IDB technical and marketing experts continually monitor and assess all aspects of incorporating dairy-based ingredients in food systems to provide you with ingredients which perfectly match your requirements.
	www.foodingredientsonline.com /ecommcenters/irishdairyboard.html (291 words)

	Taste the True Flavor of Ireland With Kerrygold's Gold Medal-Winning Dubliner Cheese
		With Kerrygold(TM) available in over 90 countries, consumers are discovering the true taste of dairy in its purest form with such cheeses as the Dubliner, awarded the IFEX gold medal for best overall specialty cheese, and Kerrygold Irish Swiss as well as Kerrygold's rich butter.
		Kerrygold's grass-fed dairy cows produce milk that is high in Beta-Carotene, nature's own pigment, and therefore, its cheese and butter range have a distinctive golden color.
		Presenting its annual "Dubliner 'Experience Ireland' Sweepstakes," the Irish Dairy Board is giving cheese lovers a chance to win some hefty prizes including a one-week trip for two to Ireland.
	www.prnewswire.com /cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/10-21-2002/0001823550&EDATE= (691 words)

	Global Irish : business_and_finance/food_industry
		The Irish Dairy Board, Ireland's biggest exporter and a major food distribution company, is a co-operative selling dairy produce world-wide.
		The Irish Organic Farmers and Growers Association was established to aid the production, marketing and promotion of organic food in Ireland.
		Irish Pride Bakeries is the second largest bakery company in Ireland.
	www.globalirish.com /business_and_finance/food_industry/more3.htm (526 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The Irish food companies are at the show together with Bord Bia, BIM and the Irish Dairy Board.
		Russia is by far the largest export destination for Irish produce outside the European Union and the World Food Fair Moscow is the most significant event to promote awareness of Irish food and to enhance existing and new customer relationships with a view to strengthening Ireland's position in the Russian market.
		The Irish exhibition at World Food Moscow consists of a national stand under âIreland - the Food Island â theme with strong participation by all the major Irish meat exporters and individual exporters who are being provided with an opportunity to advertise their corporate identities, brands and product range.
	www.meatnews.com /index.cfm?fuseaction=article&artNum=8250 (396 words)

	The Druid Chef & Celtic Cuisine Links.
		Glanbia plc is an international dairy, consumer foods and nutritional products company with operations in Ireland, the UK and the USA.
		Fane Valley Co-operative Society Ltd. was established in 1903 by a group of farmers who wished to improve the marketing of their butter which at that time was produced on the farm.
		Fáilte Ireland works in strategic partnership with tourism interests to support the industry in its efforts to be more competitive and more profitable and to help individual enterprises to enhance their performance.
	www.druidchef.com /links.htm (637 words)

	Western People: Irish Dairy Board / Macra na Feirme Dairy Stockjudging Final all set for Meath
		The 2003 Irish Dairy Board / Macra na Feirme National Dairy stockjudging competition final is taking place on Wednesday July 16th on Richard Whelan's Farm in Clonard, Co Meath.
		Mr Michael Cronin, Irish Diary Board Chairman said "Irish Dairy Board are delighted to continue their long standing support for the Macra na Feirme Dairy stockjudging competition."
		Macra na Feirme National President Thomas Honner said that "Macra na Feirme are proud that the Irish Dairy Board sponsor the dairy stockjudging competition.
	www.westernpeople.ie /news/story.asp?j=14491 (203 words)

	Agriculture
		From being a government agency founded to foster exports in the 1950’s, the Irish Dairy Board has grown to being the country’s second biggest investor.
		There were tariff restrictions on the import of certain products into the US and the board could only send 150 tons of butter – “a major restriction, but the board sends a lot of food ingredient products – such as casein, and we send a fair bit of cheese in.
		The average size of a dairy herd is 30 cows but 60 percent of the milk is produced by one third of the farmers.
	www.internationalspecialreports.com /europe/01/Ireland/agriculture (573 words)

	Teagasc - Publications - Teagasc Agri-Food Economics Conference 2000 - Paper 5
		The implications of these results are then explored for the Irish dairy industry competing in a freer market and elements of an appropriate strategy to compete successfully are outlined.
		These high returns are reflected in the on account price for butter and powder paid to processors by the Irish Dairy Board, which are currently equivalent to a price of 126.9 pence per gallon, a record level.
		Existing plant in much of the Irish dairy industry is now over twenty years old and in need of replacement.
	www.teagasc.ie /publications/agrifoodeconomics2000/paper05.htm (2875 words)

	Agriculture and Food (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Their objective is to develop export markets for Irish food and drink companies and to bring the taste of Irish food to more tables world-wide.
		This is a subsidiary of the Irish Dairy Board (Ireland) and has been importing, distributing and marketing the Kerrygold range of products in Germany since 1973.
		The Irish Sea Fisheries Board (Bord Iascaigh Mhara) is the Irish State agency with responsibility for developing the Irish Sea Fishing and Aquaculture industries.
	www.botschaft-irland.de /html/eng_18.htm (360 words)

	Food Ingredients First: Nutrition, Ingredients and Foods Online - Newsmaker
		The IDB reported that turnover was up 4.5% to 1.97 billion and the operating surplus increased 4% to 41.1m.
		The IDB said it was a satisfactory year for the board’s branded business, with Kerrygold sales up 2.8%.
		Cawley said however that Irish farmers produce milk from the growing of grass in one of the most efficient ways in the world, and while there is always the need for improvement, the industry is safe.
	www.foodingredientsfirst.com /newsmaker_article.asp?idNewsMaker=10755&fSite=AO545&next=0 (369 words)

	Roscommon Herald: Gurteen native retires after 17 years as CEO of Irish Dairy Board
		Son of the late Thomas and the late Mrs Elizabeth Cawley, he was first appointed to the Irish Dairy Board in 1974 and his variety of roles have included Research and Development, Commercial, Marketing and General Management.
		The Kerrygold brand gives the Dairy Board a strong marketing identity worldwide and it is the only recognisable irish food brand established in a variety of overseas markets.
		He is an honourary life member of the RDS and a member of its management board, audit sub-committee, remuneration subcommittee and Council.
	www.roscommonherald.ie /news/story.asp?j=3482 (578 words)

	Find Company by ID
		The Irish Food Board is coordinating the participation of 3 Irish Ingredients companies under the "Ireland, the Food Island" logo.
		The companies are Dairygold, the Irish Dairy Board and Marigot.
		The Irish Food Board office in Chicago is directed by James O'Donnall, tel 312 751 2246; fax 312 751 2285; e-mail james.odonnell@bordbia.ie
	buyersguide.ift.org /cms?pid=3003&companyId=4000402 (179 words)

	BreakingNews.ie: Strong US performance helps Irish Dairy Board (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The year 2003 was a great success for the Irish Dairy Board with sales of the Kerrygold butter range climbing 6%.
		According to the Board’s annual report published today, sales of the Kerrygold increased 35% in America in 2003 with a worldwide increase recorded at almost 6%.
		Managing Director of the Board said that although it was a successful year, it is not directly reflective of how dairy farmers are doing.
	www.breakingnews.ie /story.asp?j=44711402&p=447yy7x4&n=44711782&x=&fs=2 (230 words)

	Cooks Exchange, by Veronica Hill (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Set cheeses out on a wooden or marble board or a large serving tray or platter.
		Accompany in the traditional Irish manner, with fresh or dried fruits, nuts, chutney and rustic brown bread.
		Serve this Irish version of a chef's salad with dark bread and Irish butter, and a pint of Guinness.
	www.vvdailypress.com /2006/114243149036684.html (2023 words)

	Nikita: links to IDB-sites (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		IDB is a co-operative exporting Irish dairy products.
		IDB has processing and distribution subsidiaries in the United Kingdom, the United States, Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany and France.
		Kerrygold is the Irish Dairy Board's internationally established brand name for a wide range of dairy products.
	www.nikita.be /eng/links.htm (133 words)

	Irish Agriculture in Figures
		Irish Agriculture in Figures is compiled by: W. Fingleton and M. Cushion,
		This must be borne in mind when selected data from the 1991 Census are shown in this booklet alongside data on the same items for other years.
		Revisions for earlier years made to date by the CSO have been included in this edition of "Irish Agriculture in Figures".
	www.tnet.teagasc.ie /fapri/af98/irishaginfigures.htm (110 words)

	Anti-dumping duties on Irish cheese
		ITAC considered the petition lodged by the dairy industry and decided that there was sufficient evidence to show that cheese was imported at dumped prices and thereby causing material injury to the South African dairy industry.
		The Irish Dairy Board, represented by a consultant, requested clarification on certain of the items contained in the dairy industry’s petition.
		ITAC used the lesser duty rule in the case of the Irish Dairy Board since the exporter and importers cooperated fully.
	www.tralac.org /scripts/content.php?id=3473 (761 words)

	Welcome to the Tucson Citizen
		The Irish Dairy Board, a commercial cooperative and the major international exporter of Irish dairy products worldwide, this year is offering some recipes - some traditional, some not-so-traditional - promoting its products.
		The board owns the Kerrygold brand, the Irish dairy industry's "most important marketing asset," according to a news release.
		Serve this Irish version of a chef's salad with dark bread and Irish butter, and a pint of stout (Guinness recommended).
	www.tucsoncitizen.com /diningguide/index.php?action=view_review&story_slug=031506irish_recipes (1655 words)

	Checkout 2006
		Dairygold and the Irish Dairy Board are two major Irish companies which have confirmed that they will exhibit at the world’s second most important food and drink trade show, Alimentaria 2006.
		There are 13 sector-specific shows within Alimentaria 2006, ranging from milk and dairy products (Interlact) to olive oil (olivaria) and ecological and organic food.
		“There will also be other Irish companies, like the Irish Dairy Board, participating on the stands of their Spanish Distributors.
	www.checkout.ie /News.asp?ID=599 (301 words)

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