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Company History
The Cosgrove brothers in Co Monaghan founded Grove Turkeys Ltd in 1972 and developed it as a fully integrated turkey livestock rearing and processing business. This consisted of breeding, hatching and commercial livestock growing together with processing and sale of an extensive range of poultry products to the market. The processing plant was severely damaged by fire in 1993 and was subsequently enlarged and rebuilt in 1994. The rebuild involved streamlining product and process flow together with the provision of new administration and staff amenities. The factory is one of the most modern EU licensed poultry processing plants in the British Isles. The Company was purchased by Kerry Group Plc in 1988 and continued to grow and develop its customer and product base. In December 2006 a management buyout acquired the business from Kerry PLC. The current owners Amber REI holdings Ltd acquired the business in June 2016.
Mission Statement
Grove is committed to developing a sustainable business model that will deliver value to suppliers, customers, employees and shareholders. It will achieve its objectives through a strategic focus that is fundamentally based on the principles of continuous business improvement. Customer focus and product quality will be at the forefront of all business projects or initiatives. Grove will deliver customers competitive, value for money, product offerings whilst never comprising product quality. All our products will comply with stringent legislative and customer standards in terms of animal welfare and food safety. Grove is committed to conducting its business in an environmental friendly manner and will always be in compliance with existing and future legislative requirements. Our customers can be assured that the basic principles of honesty, trust and credibility is fundamental to all our business dealings. Grove is committed to providing a safe place of work for all its employees and will always ensure compliance to existing and future Health and Safety legislation.
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