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William and Kylie O’Donoghue pictured at the National Ploughing Championships
LIMERICK company FemFuelz has been chosen as one of the winners of this year’s Grow with ALDI programme, landing a year-long contract that will see their products stocked in all 160 ALDI stores nationwide.
FemFuelz, founded by Limerick hurler William O’Donoghue and his sister Kylie back in 2019, a business that specialises in female-specific nutritional and protein supplements with each product formulated to meet the nutritional needs of the female body.
Speaking about their exciting win, Kylie and William said: “We are overjoyed to have been selected as one of this year’s Grow with ALDI winners. When we started FemFuelz, we wanted to create a supplement that was tailored to the nutritional needs of women and designed to help them feel stronger, happier and healthier on the inside and out."
Their unique blends include Gut Blend, White Chocolate and Hazelnut Whey Protein and Vegan Protein, will all retail in ALDI for €16.49.
The Limerick company was among was one of three winners with Craft Brew Tea Co from county Down and ONiT! Onions from county Derry also winning the year long contract with Aldi.
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