The Irish firm said it expects to deliver 9-13% growth in adjusted earnings per share on a constant currency basis, up from forecasts of 5-10% in May and 2-8% in March.

"We will continue to monitor inflationary trends into the second half of the year but are confident that further pricing action and operational efficiencies will deliver improving margins and strong year-on-year EBITA growth," Managing Director Siobhán Talbot said in a statement.

(Writing by Conor Humphries; editing by Jason Neely)