The departure of Mark Goodman from his executive position at the head of ABP’s international division last month is just the latest of many corporate moves in the control structure of the family-owned beef processor over the past year. Mark’s father Larry Goodman, who turned 83 in September, remains firmly in charge. The family’s ownership of his business empire, from beef to property and private healthcare, ultimately rests with Liechtenstein entities about which almost no information is available.  The intricate web of intermediary holding companies woven over the years across Ireland, the UK, Jersey, the Netherlands and Luxembourg does, however,…

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