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06 Sept 2025
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Pictured (L-R) is Tom Gannon, Director of NutriQuick; Dean Siney, Managing Director of NutriQuick; and Billy Carr, Buying Director at Aldi Ireland. Picture: Jeff Harvey
Aldi Ireland has agreed a new €9 million deal with Blessington-based NutriQuick to supply all of Aldi’s 149 Irish stores with its nutritious fitness ready meals.
The new contract will see a 20% increase in the volume NutriQuick supplies Aldi annually.
The company was established in 2016 by Dean Siney with the aim to produce tasty, portion-controlled, healthy and nutritionally balanced ready meals in Blessington and has grown ever since.
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