GSC Food LTD Ireland

The Company 

GSC FOOD LTD in Ireland is a supplier of sheep milk and sheep milk-based food products.

GSC FOOD LTD is producing and supplying exclusively for GSC INVESTMENT HOLDINGS LTD, a subsidiary company of GSC Consulting and Management AG.

GSC FOOD LTD was founded for implementation of  sheep farming with milk production in Ireland and development and production of high value nutritional products based on sheep milk.

The Company is producing major quantities of sheep milk in Ireland and dominating the Irish sheep milk industry.

GSC FOOD LTD creates cooperation schemes for investors and farmers in rural Ireland and is a guaranteed contracted supplier of GSC INVESTMENT HOLDINGS  LTD with demand-led milk quantities for the next decade.

Favourable Natural and Economic Environment and Good Opportunities for Growth 

Sheep farming is one of the most important livestock businesses in Ireland welcomed by governmental research and consulting programs with focus on cost-effective grass-based production system.

Sheep farming in Ireland can be operated on both hill-country and lowland farms.

Irish sheep farmers are well organized, have great experience in sheep farming and a strong attachment to their country and traditions which makes them safe and reliable producers.

The current economic situation in Ireland is  favourable for the farmers producing milking sheep and sheep milk. The experience of the last years has shown that the farmers can successfully convert the existing meat sheep herds to dairy sheep within a short time and gladly enter into long-term supply agreements.

There are currently over 2 million sheep grazing on the pastures in Ireland. In the past the total sheep population of the country amounted to 6 million animals, which is at least 3 times higher than now. Thus, the land reserves still allow increasing the stocks without harmful impact on the environment but with considerable benefits for the Irish rural industry development and significant contribution to the satisfaction of global alternative dairy demand.