Real Crisps launches TGI-Friday snack range in the UK

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十一月 05, 2007

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Welsh snacks manufacturer Real Crisps is to supply a range of TGI Friday’s branded snacks in the UK.

TGI snacks, based on the successful bar-restaurant venue, are already a big seller in the US. Crumlin-based Real Crisps is now the official UK distributor of the range.

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SirHowy Valley Foods Limited (Real Crips)
SirHowy Valley Foods Limited is a small manufacturer in the UK of Kettle Fried Chips sold under the trade name Real Chips. In december 2007 SirHowy Valley Foods was acquired by Tayto.

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