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Picture: Port of Waterford Twitter
Construction continues a-pace on the multi-million euro project that will see up to 50,000 tonnes of cheese manufactured in South Kilkenny every year.
Glanbia Co-Op and Dutch firm Royal A-Ware turned the first sod at the Belview Port site last July, with Tánaiste Leo Varadkar and Minister for Agriculture Charlie McConalogue on hand to help.
In recent weeks some of the huge tanks that will be used in the manufacturing process were delivered. Scroll down to read more!
Efficient and sustainable transport in action.
— PortofWaterford (@PortofWaterford) June 9, 2023
We recently assisted with South East Port Services stevedores in delivery of massive tanks for €200m Kilkenny Cheese plant nearby at Belview. #KilkennyCheese #carbonsavings #environment #SustainablePort #GreenPort #logistics pic.twitter.com/QxJ10QdiOV
Massive tanks for the facility were recently delivered to the site, as documented by the Port of Waterford, on Twitter.
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