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Munster Rugby Written by Rachael Finucane

Wednesday, 20 May 2009

COUNTY Limerick company, Wild Orchard Smoothies and Juices, has announced that it will be supplying the Munster Rugby squad with its award-winning products from now on.

The local producer of premium quality natural smoothies and fresh juices will supply Munster for its nutritional program.


Munster Rugby Sunday, May 24, 2009 By Niall Byrne

Word of mouth is proving the best advertising for nutritional smoothie-maker Wild Orchard.

The Limerick company has just signed a contract to supply up to 300 smoothies a week to the Munster Rugby Squad. According to Wild Orchard co-founder Diarmuid Crowley, the high-profile contract had more to do with chance than hard-nosed sales.


Proud to be supplying Munster Rugby

Munster Rugby Wild Orchard Smoothies are appointed as an official supplier to Munster Rugby.

Wild Orchard Smoothies & Juices proudly announces a new association with Munster Rugby. The Munster Squad will be supplied with fruit smoothies from Wild Orchard, the Co. Limerick based producer of premium quality natural smoothies and fresh juices. The smoothies will be used by Munster as part of their nutritional program.


Yummy Breakfast Smoothie

Busy, busy, busy. We’re all running around like headless chickens lately, with no time for breakfast. Here’s a quick breakfast smoothie recipe for all those busy bees to kick start the day. This will keep you filled up till lunch...

What you need:

A cup of fresh juicy Irish strawberries
A teaspoon of fresh honey
3 Soup Spoons of Irish Oats
150mls low fat milk straight from the cow

Method:

Mix all of the above in a blender (don’t forget to put on the lid).

It’s simple, really.

Enjoy!

See yeah soon,

Dermot.


Facing the future with plenty of bottle

Monday, October 20, 2008- By Trish Dromney (Irish Examiner)

A recent winning spree has nested Limerick Smoothie Company Wild Orchard medals at Britain’s Great Taste Awards, the newly inaugurated Blas ns hEireann awards and a nomination for the National Enterprise Awards.

Set up in 2000, the company was one of the first in Ireland to identify the smoothie wave sweeping from the US, and is now the largest manufacturer of pre-bottled smoothies in the country with a staff of over ten and a turnover of over 1.5million.


Importance of Buying Irish

Well, as we are all aware, Tuesday Brian Lenihan, Minister for Finance, delivered his Emergency Budget 2009 to the Irish nation, signifying the depth of the current turmoil the Irish economy is facing. Mr. Lenihan advised the nation that “we are all in this together. At the end of the day, fairness means you cannot shuffle off responsibility to somebody else.” Mr. Lenihan is right, as a nation, we need to work collectively to bring us out of these tough times.


Ideas for Packaging

We’re looking at our packaging and trying to make it more appealing and fun. You have been telling us for a long time that you like our products but that the packaging could be better. Why not send us some ideas?

Send your ideas

Best idea wins a prize…..


Welcome to our brand new website!

Welcome to our brand new website.

Well, after months of planning, we finally got our nice new site up and running. Shane’s, our designer, has done a great job and we hope you will come back again and again. We have designed it around you, our customers, and hope you will let us know what you think about our smoothies, our brand and our business. We want to find out more about our customers and try to meet customer trends.


Going wild for juice

Going wild for juice
Sunday, October 12, 2008 - By Cheryl Rickard (Sunday Business Post)

Diarmuid Crowley was working for Pepsi in Cork when he saw the way the market was going for soft drinks.

‘‘Health and wellbeing were the trend and I thought there was an opening in the Irish market for healthy fresh juice drinks,” said Crowley. It was an observation that changed his career path, leading him to set up his own drinks firm, Wild Orchard, in 2000.


Eat your way to the top at work

For many Irish workers, bad diets are hindering their performance on the job. Lisa Jewell meets three busy people who take time to eat right

Independent.ie

By Lisa Jewell

Wednesday April 02 2008

You're barely a third of the way through your working day and already your energy is sapped, your concentration has gone out the window and you can feel a headache coming on.


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