Food Village is welcoming a multi million euro expansion to its Longford base.
A Midlands companys multi million euro expansion wants to see 90 thousand clients by the end of 2025.
Food Village provides hot lunches options for students through a school meals programme.
The company is based in Longford on the Athlone Road and currently serves more than 100 schools nationwide.
Its menu is managed on an app, with a user-friendly ordering system for parents and students to manage their dietary requirements.
This next step will lead to the creation of 200 jobs in the region.
Joe Kavanagh, Business Partner and COO of Food Village says the Midlands base is vital for the company:
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