'Sustainability is driving consumption': Why Kerry is introducing more meat-free products
The dairy giant is investing in plant-based products but milk and cream still rise to the top.
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The dairy giant is investing in plant-based products but milk and cream still rise to the top.
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The food group reports pre-tax profits of €162.3m for the first half of the year – up over €47m on 2009.