Limerick bakery Twomey's signs €5m contract extension with Aldi

Agreement extends and expands supply deal for two more years

Aldi buying director Laurence Kelly, Twomey's Bakery managing director Patrick Twomey and Aldi buying manager Kieran Kennedy as Aldi and the bakery extended their contract for two more years in a deal worth €5m.

Limerick bakery Twomey’s has signed a €5m deal with Aldi to extend its contract with the retailer for two more years. 

Twomey’s Bakery has supplied Aldi stores with breads, cakes, and in-store baked goods since 2019. This new contract will see Twomey’s increase the volume of products supplied to the retailer by 10%.

The bakery has been run by Twomey family since 2001 and employs more than 25 people in Dromcollogher. "This long-term commitment provides our business with the certainty we need to continue investing in our bakery and our employees," said managing director Patrick Twomey. “We take great pride knowing that our bakery supplies Aldi stores nationwide, and we look forward to introducing our new tartlets and Arán bread range to stores."

Aldi has over 330 Irish suppliers, "We are delighted to continue our successful partnership with ALDI. This long-term commitment provides our business with the certainty we need to continue investing in our bakery and our employees.

“We take great pride knowing that our bakery supplies ALDI stores nationwide, and we look forward to introducing our new tartlets and Arán bread range to stores."

Aldi works with over 330 Irish suppliers to its 167 Irish stores. In 2025, it invested more than €14m with Limerick-based suppliers.