The Northern Ireland Food To Go Association (NIFTGA), the only membership organisation dedicated to uniting, growing, and supporting the food to go industry of Northern Ireland, today announced a new partnership with Budget Energy, a leading energy provider in the region.
Through this exclusive partnership, NIFTGA members will have access to fixed rate electricity and expert energy advice, helping to alleviate some of the financial burden faced by many businesses in the food to go industry.
“As the voice of the food to go industry in Northern Ireland, we are constantly seeking ways to support our members and help them navigate the challenges of running a successful business,” said Michael Henderson, Chief Executive of N.I Food To Go Association. “This partnership with Budget Energy is a testament to our commitment to providing tangible benefits and cost-saving solutions for our members.”
Since its inception in 2019, NIFTGA has been a key advocate for the Food-To-Go business community, representing the interests of its members and working closely with policymakers and government to drive positive change.
This latest initiative is part of the organisation’s ongoing efforts to empower and strengthen the food to go industry in Northern Ireland. “Budget Energy is delighted to become the official energy partner of Food To Go Northern Ireland,” said Ken O’Byrne, Commercial Director at Flogas Ireland. “The food-to-go industry is a vital part of Northern Ireland’s economy, and we are delighted to support its continued growth. Through this partnership, we look forward to providing Food To Go NI members with reliable energy solutions and dedicated support, helping their businesses thrive in a fast-moving market.”
The partnership between NIFTGA and Budget Energy is set to provide expert energy advice for food to go businesses, giving them significant piece of mind that they will receive fixed rate electricity for their business, allowing them to focus on what matters most, growing their operations and delivering great experiences to their customers.
For more information about the Northern Ireland Food To Go Association and its partnership with Budget Energy, please visit. www.nifoodtogo.co.uk .
