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Sam Dennigan and Company is delighted to announce the launch of Green Giant™ Fresh, a new pre-packed range of fresh vegetables and salads in Ireland. The new range includes seven products, conveniently packaged in handy sized re-sealable bags, the perfect way for those on the go to get their recommended daily servings of fruit, vegetables and salads.
Included in the Green Giant™ Fresh range are Mighty Crisp Gem Hearts, Crunchable Bite Sized Cucumber, Juicy Sweet Pear Tomatoes, Sweet Crunch Baby Broccoli, Crunchy Quick Celery Sticks, Crisp and Light Cosmo Lettuce and Seedless Sweet Snack Peppers. The range is the perfect lunch option for school kids and busy workers and is also ideal for anyone who has limited time to prepare vegetables but still want to include them in their meals.
The handy pack sizes provide an easy and convenient healthy snack or ingredient option and provide a solution to reducing food waste as many of us buy large amounts of fresh vegetables and salads that often end up being thrown out.
Priced from €1.50 to €2.50, the Green Giant™ Fresh range is available at Spar, Eurospar, Mace, XL and Londis stores nationwide. Plans are already in place to extend the range to other major retailers over the coming months.
For further information on the Green Giant™ Fresh™ range visit www.greengiantfresh.ie.
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