-
-
Author: Our Reporter
~ 2 minutes read
A Galway-based start-up – offering nutritionally balanced ready-made meals – has launched their national rollout across 400 SuperValu, Centra and Daybreak stores.
It marks a significant milestone in Clean Cut Meals’ ambition to make healthy eating more accessible to people across Ireland.
Founded in Galway in 2015 by Micheál Dyer and Conor McCallion, Clean Cut Meals began as an online meal subscription service.
Now, after eight years of success and growing demand, the brand is taking the next step by bringing their nutritious, ready-to-eat meals to a wider audience.
This marks a shift from online-only orders to in-store availability, meaning customers can now easily access healthy, chef-prepared, protein-packed meals without the need for a subscription.
“The launch of Clean Cut Meals into SuperValu, Centra and Daybreak, with a network of over 700 stores, is a game-changer for health-conscious consumers,” said Micheál.
“We are thrilled to make our meals available seven days a week, right across the country. It is about making healthy eating easier and more accessible for everyone.”
Designed for convenience, these fully prepared meals save time without compromising on quality. Customers can easily pick up meals to maintain a balanced diet.
Sustainability is central to Clean Cut Meals’ strategy using fully recyclable or compostable packaging sourced from Irish suppliers.
The packaging uses an innovative skin-packing technique which locks in freshness and has superior sustainability credentials. Clean Cut’s mission to eliminate food waste is further supported by offering portion-controlled meals, designed to eliminate leftovers.
Priced at €6.50 each or two for €12, Clean Cut Meals provides great value for money, offering customers a cost-effective way to fuel their bodies with nutritious, high-quality meals.
Pictured: Clean Cut meals…Micheál Dyer and Conor McCallion.
For more, read this week’s Connacht Tribune:
Connacht Tribune Digital Edition App
Download the Connacht Tribune Digital Edition App to access to Galway’s best-selling newspaper. Click HERE to download it for iPhone and iPad from Apple’s App Store, or HERE to get the Android Version from Google Play.
Or purchase the Digital Edition for PC, Mac or Laptop from Pagesuite HERE.
Get the Connacht Tribune Live app
The Connacht Tribune Live app is the home of everything that is happening in Galway City and county. It’s completely FREE and features all the latest news, sport and information on what’s on in your area. Click HERE to download it for iPhone and iPad from Apple’s App Store, or HERE to get the Android Version from Google Play.
More like this:
Your guide to St Patrick's Day parades across County Galway – UPDATED
This article first appeared on Galway Bay FMThe city parade kicks off at 11:30AM, starting at the...
Councillors will get full breakdown on windfarm
A REPORT from the Chief Executive of Galway County Council on the biggest ever proposed off-shore...
Galway man helps treatment programme to tackle growing addiction crisis
A reformed addict from Galway city, who credits the Rutland Centre with equipping him with the to...
Galway natives take on Arctic Challenge to raise funds for the Irish Heart Foundation
Two Galway women are taking on a gruelling, week-long Arctic Challenge to raise funds for the Iri...
Almost €180 thousand of cocaine seized in Loughrea
This article first appeared on Galway Bay FMAlmost €180 thousand worth of cocaine has been seized...
Call for action on 'lethal' junction on N83 in Claregalway
This article first appeared on Galway Bay FMThere's a call for action on a 'lethal' junction on t...
An Bord Pleanala approves plan to replace derelict pub in Caltra with housing
This article first appeared on Galway Bay FMAn Bord Pleanala has approved plans to replace a dere...
Your guide to St Patrick's Day parades across County Galway
This article first appeared on Galway Bay FMThe city parade kicks off at 11:30AM, starting at the...
€2m for deep water quay works at Ross an Mhil as project remains stalled
This article first appeared on Galway Bay FMFunding of more than €2m has been announced towards d...