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Ivan Ryan, Regional Managing Director, Lidl Northern Ireland and J.P. Scally, Chief Executive Officer of Lidl Ireland and Lidl Northern Ireland. Pic: Elaine Hill

Lidl is marking 25 years in Northern Ireland By The Newsroom

Lidl Northern Ireland ploughs record £347 million into local agri-food industry and grows 60 local producers to success.jpg

Lidl NI ploughs record £347 million into local agri-food industry Joanne Knox

Lidl Northern Ireland today announced a brand-new partnership with Mash Direct Belfast City Marathon as its official ‘Fresh Fruit Supplier’. Lidl Northern Ireland will deliver more than 2 tonnes of quality fruit to power runners to the finish line on race day on Sunday 1 May. As ‘Official ‘Fresh Fruit Supplier’ to the event, Lidl Northern Ireland will be stationed at the start and finish line and relay changeover points throughout the course offering fresh bananas for a much-needed energy boost. Pictured at the launch is (L-R): Robbie Geary, Mash Direct Belfast City Marathon Manager, Sport for Good ambassador and Olympic runner Ciara Mageean and Phil Campbell, Supply Chain Director Lidl Northern Ireland. For more information visit www.lidl-ni.co.uk

Runners get energised for Mash Direct Belfast City Marathon By The Newsroom

Lidl Northern Ireland has officially opened its brand-new anchor store at High Street Mall in Portadown. The new store opening injects an investment of £6 million directly into the local area, creating 20 permanent retail jobs. A further 100 jobs were also supported during the planning and construction phases. Pictured launching the new store are (L-R) Callum Burke, Edenderry Primary School; Matthew Corbett, Edenderry Primary School; Nicola Fullen, High Street Mall Store Manager at Lidl Northern Ireland; Orla McAtamney, St John the Baptist Primary School and Blaine Nelson, Portadown Integrated Primary School.

Lidl opens new £6m state-of-the-art store Carmel Robinson

Pictured celebrating the new partnership is Gary Murray, Head of Buying at Lidl Ireland and Lidl Northern Ireland and Alf Walker, Business Development Manager at SlumberJack Coffee.

Lidl Northern Ireland and SlumberJack Coffee make the perfect blend with new £50... By The Newsroom

Lidl Northern Ireland & McCulla Launch Fully Green Transport Fleet: Lidl Northern Ireland has become the first retailer in the UK and Ireland to launch a fully green transport fleet powered by waste-to-energy generation, in partnership with leading local logistics company McCulla Transport. The new fleet of eight bio-methane powered trucks marks a major step forward in Northern Irelandâ€TMs goal to reduce carbon emissions and will reduce the retailerâ€TMs carbon emissions of these vehicles by up to 93%. Pictured with one of the new trucks are (L-R) Conor Boyle, Regional Director of Lidl Northern Ireland and Ashley McCulla, Chairman of McCulla Transport.

Lidl NI and McCulla launch fully green transport fleet By The Newsroom

Top Northern Ireland horticulturalist Greenisland Flowers is blooming today after securing a new supply deal with Lidl Northern Ireland to ship more than four million stems of freshly cut tulips, lilies and scented stocks to its 202 stores in Ireland and Northern Ireland. Since establishing in 2002, producing just 250,000 stems, the company has grown its operations to this year supply more than four million stems to the retailer. By the end of 2021, Lidl Northern Ireland will have invested more than £7.2 million with Greenisland Flowers keeping its customers fragrantly supplied right throughout the year and supporting the creation of 14 new local jobs. Pictured securing the new deal is Regional Director of Lidl Northern Ireland, Conor Boyle, with Greenisland Flowers Managing Director, Shane Donnelly. For more information visit www.lidl-ni.co.uk.

Greenisland Flowers in full bloom after Lidl deal

Lidl Northern Ireland strikes £24m supply contract with Fermanagh’s Crust & Crumb

Crust & Crumb £24m contract Community Reporter