A documentary capturing the formation of Kerry Co-Op in North Kerry, narrated by Mary Lavery Carrig. It features interviews with former employees who were there during the company's beginnings in the early 1970s, showcasing the community spirit and ambition behind the creation of this global dairy giant.
Produced and narrated by Mary Lavery Carrig, 'Milk to North Kerry is like Oil to the Arabs' is a documentary recounting the early days of Kerry Co-Op , established 50 years ago in North Kerry. The film features interviews with former employees who share their firsthand accounts of the company's beginnings, which would later evolve into the multinational giant Kerry PLC.
The documentary highlights the community spirit, perseverance, and ambition that drove dairy farmers and businessmen to come together and realize their shared dream. It also thanks Kerry Dairy Ireland for the use of a 1974 photograph of the Board of Directors and acknowledges the support from Coimisiún na Meán, which funded the project through the television licence fee
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