Toome chef Noel McMeel lands top role as ambassador for supermarket chain

The announcement of Noel McMeel from Toome as SuperValu's ambassador chef was made at a recent event hosted at Tedfords Kitchen in Belfast to celebrate Northern Ireland's Year of Food and Drink, attended by tourism officials, media and stakeholders.
Nigel Maxwell from SuperValu with top, local chef Noel McMeelNigel Maxwell from SuperValu with top, local chef Noel McMeel
Nigel Maxwell from SuperValu with top, local chef Noel McMeel

SuperValu is undertaking a major upgrade of its 35 stores across Northern Ireland over the next 12 months which will see a significant increase in its fresh offering in store and a wider range of quality produce to appeal to all customers.

Categories which have been developed in-store include fruit and veg, food to go, meal solutions, coffee, bakery and the ‘free from’ range.

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McMeel, who is currently executive head chef at the prestigious five star Lough Erne Resort in Enniskillen, will share his passion for local produce with SuperValu customers, promoting its extensive range of fresh, local and quality ingredients and encouraging consumers to shop local.

Michael McCormack, managing director of Musgrave NI, which operates the SuperValu brand announced the partnership.

He said: “SuperValu has always been at the heart of the local community, supporting real food and real people and we are now going that extra mile to put great food on your table, with inspiration from our very own SuperValu Ambassador Chef.

“We look forward to working with Noel to provide the best in foodmarket convenience for our customers, whether they are cooking from scr atch or want to grab and go, our aim is to provide local produce and expertise,” he added.

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Chef McMeel said: “SuperValu, like me, is all about keeping it real – real food for real people, so I am delighted to be able to share my recipes, top tips and cooking twists with you to bring the best ingredients and fuss-free meals to homes throughout Northern Ireland.”