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Armagh grower partners with M&S to bring locally grown strawberries to NI for first time
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Armagh grower partners with M&S to bring locally grown strawberries to NI for first time
Marks & Spencer (M&S) is set to bring locally grown strawberries to its Northern Ireland stores for the first time, following a new partnership with Co. Armagh grower Tim O’Malley of O’Malley Berry Co. From May 13, customers across Northern Ireland will be able to enjoy the hand-picked strawberries, marking a significant milestone for regional produce and sustainability. In May 2024, Tim O’Malley began his journey setting up a glasshouse for gro…
M&S partnering with a Co. Armagh grower to bring locally grown strawberries to Northern Ireland stores for the first time
Marks & Spencer (M&S) is set to bring locally grown strawberries to its Northern Ireland stores for the first time, following a new partnership with Co. Armagh grower Tim O’Malley of O’Malley Berry Co.
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