Finnebrogue Makes Gluten-Free Products For Asda

Finnebrogue is Tickled Pink with Asda listings for gluten-free products

Downpatrick-based Finnebrogue has worked with Asda to secure a new listing for its gluten-free Naked Pork Sausages, as well as supplying three new lines of Asda branded bacon rashers, which will be stocked at selected stores across the UK.

The family-owned business made its name producing premium sausages before launching its progressive Naked bacon and ham, made without nitrites in 2018.

It then opened the doors to a new state-of-the-art, plant-based factory in 2020, making Finnebrogue one of the UKโ€™s leading and award-winning food producers with over 1200 employees.

Tegan Bodles, Category & Insight Manager at Finnebrogue, explained,

โ€œFinnebrogue Naked bacon and ham is free from artificial preservatives and is made without nitrites, which is the result of many years of innovation and research.

“Nitrites are traditionally used to cure the meat, preserve it, and keep it pink.

Barbara Mullan, Finnebrogue Product Developer, Linda Owens, Asda Downpatrick Community Champion, Ciara Smith, Asda Store Manager, and Tegan Bodles, Finnebrogue Category & Insight Manager sample the bacon and ham products at Finnebrogue.

“Following this success, we are now delighted to be able to offer Asda shoppers this healthier choice of bacon, under Asda own-label.

“We use a blend of Mediterranean dried fruit and spice extracts instead of nitrites, to deliver the familiar look and taste of bacon and ham making it naturally tasty without the nasties.โ€

Tegan added: โ€œOur relationship with Asda began in 2014 with the production of its Extra Special gluten-free sausages.

Barbara Mullan, Finnebrogue Product Developer, Tegan Bodles, Finnebrogue Category & Insight Manager and Ciara Smith, Asda Downpatrick Store Manager with some of the Fennebrogue nitrate free products.

“We now produce 49 products for Asda, including Asda brand sausages, Asda brand plant-based and OMV! brands, and the three new Asda brand bacon lines,xa0alongside our Finnebrogue Naked sausages and bacon.โ€

Finnebrogueโ€™s Naked bacon, which was launched into Asda in 2019, will be supporting the retailerโ€™s Tickled Pink campaign, as part of Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October.

โ€œWe are thrilled to support Asdaโ€™s Tickled Pink campaign and help to raise awareness through our Naked bacon packs,โ€™โ€™ said Tegan.

Asda is set to launch its biggest ever Tickled Pink campaign for Breast Cancer Awareness Month this October.

There are over 200 exclusive pink products available to purchase and sales of the products helping to raise vital funds for charity partners Breast Cancer Now and CoppaFeel.

The campaign will launch with support from a range of iconic brands adding pink to their packaging, including Finnebrogueโ€™s Naked Bacon which will include a roundel sticker.

Cathy Elliot, Asdaโ€™s Buying Manager for NI Local,said: โ€œItโ€™s fantastic to continue our relationship with Finnebrogue by introducing these additional sausage and bacon lines.

“We have worked closely with the team for almost ten years, launching 49 products into Asda.

“This gives our shoppers plenty of choice when it comes to bacon, ham and sausages as well as vegan, gluten free and nitrite-free alternatives.

โ€œWeโ€™re also delighted ahead of BCAM, that Finnebrogue, through its Naked Bacon is joining with us to support our Tickled Pink breast cancer charity campaign.โ€

The Tickled Pink products are available to buy instore or online at:

www.asda.com .

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