Crunch time for Irish crisp maker Keogh's Crisps as launch nears

januari 30, 2012

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Poised to become part of the €9bn national food export success story in Ireland is family enterprise, Keogh's Crisps. Just two months from launch the posh crisp brand is eyeing up export markets.

Target turnover for Keogh's Crisps in year one is €400,000 to €500,000.

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Peter Keogh and Sons Limited
The Keogh Family is farming the lands of North County Dublin for the past 200 years. They grow and pack potatoes and also started manufacturing potato chips (crisps) in 2011
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