Tirlán: A Leading Force in the Dairy Industry
Tirlán is a well-established dairy company located in Ireland, playing a significant role in the global dairy market. Known for its strategic adaptability, Tirlán has built a reputation as a reliable partner within the industry.
Financial Indicators and Announcements
Tirlán has demonstrated its commitment to its dairy suppliers by setting a payment rate of 46.33c/L, including VAT, for August creamery milk supplies. This represents an increase of 1.5c/L from previous payments, highlighting the company's responsiveness to market conditions.
Significant Company Events
On November 19, Tirlán announced increased milk prices, effectively meeting market demands and promoting transparency within its supplier network. Furthermore, Tirlán's craftsmanship contributed to Ornua's success at the International Cheese and Dairy Awards, where Ornua's Vintage Cheddar, crafted at Ballyragget in Co. Kilkenny, won the DSM Trophy for Best Single Vintage Creamery/Block Cheddar.
Despite these successes, the company has experienced a mild downturn in milk prices in Ireland, implementing a price reduction of 2.35 € and decreasing milk prices by 4 cents per litre in October, following similar reductions in September.
Strategic Plans
Looking forward, Tirlán aims to reinforce its market position by focusing on sustainability and maintaining high standards in its dairy products. The company plans to implement a payment of 56.08c/L for February creamery supplies, including a 5c/L seasonality payment, but anticipates adjusting its milk price downward in March to 50.08c/L, aligning with market returns and global supply dynamics.
In response to market challenges, Tirlán is investing in whey protein processing to adapt to the evolving market landscape. Tirlán has set its milk price for November, offering 36.08c/L for creamery milk with specific butterfat and protein content.
The company also launched a €5.5 million support package to assist milk suppliers with on-farm costs. Tirlán confirmed a milk price of 36.08c/L, including VAT, for November creamery milk deliveries with 3.6% butterfat and 3.3% protein. It includes a base price and a sustainability action payment. Additionally, the company introduced an unconditional seasonality bonus for milk volumes that do not qualify for liquid premium or the autumn calving scheme. In response to high farm costs, Tirlán announced a support package to lower costs related to feed and fertiliser while supporting cow performance and milk solids production.
Modified: 2026/01/28
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