Food solutions company expands production line in Grange Castle
Anthony Proctor (Managing Director ARYZTA Ireland/UK), Kieran Rumley (CEO Love Irish Food), Tara McCarthy (CEO Bord Bia) and Leo Clancy (CEO Enterprise Ireland)

Food solutions company expands production line in Grange Castle

ARYZTA Food solutions bakery will double its capacity for sourdough and speciality breads following the announcement of a new production line at its facility in Grange Castle Business Park.

Members from Bord Bia, Enterprise Ireland and Love Irish Food were all in attendance at the launch and will see the company expand its state-of-the-art sourdough starter plant.

Supported by Enterprise Ireland, the company said they have seen in recent years a substantial increase in the demand for sourdough.

According to ARYZTA, “consumers across the Irish and UK market are constantly looking for new, complex and exciting taste profiles for bread.

“Innovation is a key driver in satisfying these demands. Therefore, the expansion aims to meet these needs by providing a diverse range of delicious breads.”

All of the speciality and sourdough breads produced at the Grange Castle bakery are made using a perpetual live starter.

What makes this start unique is the fact it has 30 years of heritage in the business. This starter is continuously used and then regenerated on a daily basis.

The announcement follows the 2020 Grange Castle investment which saw the installation and commissioning of its “Next Generation Stress Free French Bread” baking capability, producing the highest quality French bread available on the market today.

Commenting on the news, Anthony Proctor, Managing Director of Aryzta Ireland /UK said: “This expansion is an important step on the ARYZTA journey to premiumise our bread range and to align the business with the consumer demand for breads with high nutritional value, fiber, seeds, grains and of course sourdough.”

ARYZTA Ireland is the owner of the popular Cuisine de France brand which recently celebrated 32 years in the Irish market.

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