

KERRY Dairy Ireland, the vertically integrated dairy business delivering globally sustainable dairy and nutrition ingredients solutions and dairy consumer branded and private label products, today unveiled in Listowel its new corporate identity, Kinisla.
The identity marks a new phase of growth for the majority farmer-owned business, which today also reported strong preliminary 2025 performance and announced a €300 million five-year investment programme.
The business also confirmed that it will create 100 new jobs across central and other functions over the next 12 to 24 months, building the expertise and capacity to support its next phase of expansion.
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The business entered a new phase in December 2024, when Kerry Co-Operative Creameries completed Phase 1 of its acquisition of a 70% shareholding in Kerry Dairy Ireland.
Kinisla reflects the two defining aspects of the business: its people (farmers, farm families, innovators and employees) and the island of Ireland, especially the distinctive landscape of the southwest, where the business has deep roots.
It speaks to both the heritage of the business and its focus on future growth, anchored by unwavering commitment to quality, sustainability and innovation.
The new identity was unveiled today at an event in Listowel, attended by An Taoiseach Micheál Martin TD, Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine Martin Heydon TD, Minister for Children, Disability and Equality Norma Foley TD, public representatives, milk suppliers, employees and customers.














