Aldi Ireland has launched the full range of Irish-founded NutriQuick meals in store, for a fast, healthy and convenient option for shoppers.
The news comes after Aldi signed a supply deal worth over €10 million with the company.
The range is now available in all 161 Aldi stores across Ireland.
Committed to supporting local farms, the Co. Wicklow company collaborates with top suppliers to deliver high-quality meals.
NutriQuick prioritises locally sourced ingredients where possible, and every meal is created by skilled chefs.
The range caters to a wide range of dietary needs, delivering real health benefits.
Included in the range is NutriQuick Authentic Chicken Curry, NutriQuick Spaghetti Bolognese, and even the NutriQuick Spice Box – all priced at €3.99.
Aldi and NutriQuick are united in their commitment to helping customers cut down on time in the kitchen.
The retailer has noted that by picking up a NutriQuick meal, customers can save time and money without compromising their health goals.
‘Making Healthy Eating More Affordable And Convenient’
Speaking about the roll-out, the founder and managing director of NutriQuick, Dean Siney, said, “NutriQuick’s meal options have proven especially popular with those involved in playing sport or keeping fit.
“Some of our Gaelic football ambassadors are among the many fans of NutriQuick’s range of meals and protein pots, which help to fuel them for their busy, active lifestyles.”
Aldi’s buying director, Billy Carr, added, “At Aldi, we’re committed to making healthy eating more affordable and convenient for all, so this new, expanded partnership with NutriQuick is a natural fit.
“We’re both committed to providing Irish consumers with high-quality, affordable, healthy and nutritious choices.”
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