Renewable biofuel product Harvest Flame to launch across all ALDI’s 164 stores this August
ALDI is proud to announce a new €1.2 million partnership with Arigna Fuels, a family-run business from Arigna, County Roscommon. The two-year deal will see Arigna Fuels’ Harvest Flame, a low-emission, renewable heating product made from organic plant-based materials, available in all 164 ALDI stores nationwide starting this August.
This partnership marks a significant milestone in ALDI’s commitment to supporting Irish suppliers and offering customers sustainable, high-quality alternatives to traditional fuels. Over the past year, the product has been available as a Specialbuy at ALDI, and through this new contract ALDI and Arigna Fuels will deepen their partnership, reflecting a shared vision for a greener, more energy-efficient future.
Growing Partnership
Based in Arigna, Co. Roscommon, Arigna Fuels currently employs 45 staff, and has a long-standing reputation for producing sustainable, quality fuels. Their innovative Harvest Flame product is made from 100% renewable raw materials in accordance with the Air Pollution Act 1987 (Solid Fuels) Regulations 2022 and manufactured in Ireland. The company has recently made a significant investment in building Europe’s largest biochar production facility in Roscommon to support the creation of this new product.
Harvest Flame is designed for use in stoves, open fires, and outdoor fire pits. It offers a higher heat output than traditional solid fuels such as season timber, wood chips, or pellets. Thanks to its low moisture and ash content, it also significantly reduces emissions and particulates – making it a cleaner, more efficient alternative for Irish households.
The launch of Harvest Flame at ALDI’s stores across Ireland highlights the retailer’s commitment to offering practical and accessible solutions to climate-conscious customers across Ireland. Harvest Flame is a truly sustainable product as it is manufactured from olive stones which are a by-product in the production of olive oil. The olive fruit is harvested annually, and trees are not required to be felled.
Barry Kirwan, Buying Director, ALDI Ireland said: “We’re excited to partner with Arigna through this €1.2 million initiative, which reflects our ongoing dedication to sustainability and supporting local Irish suppliers. At ALDI, we are committed to making sustainability affordable for our customers, so shoppers can feel confident they are making responsible, sustainable choices when they shop with us.
“For the past year, we’ve been working closely with the Arigna team to bring their high-quality, renewable product to our shelves across Ireland. We’re committed to delivering benefits to both our customers and the environment and look forward to supplying Arigna’s sustainable products to customers.”
Conor Layden, Commercial Director of Arigna Group said: “We are delighted to announce our partnership with ALDI to bring Harvest Flame, our sustainable biomass product, to households across the country.
“This partnership represents a strategic advancement in our commercial expansion and reinforces our commitment to delivering renewable, low-emission heating solutions. Harvest Flame is engineered for efficiency and sustainability, offering a reliable alternative to traditional solid fuels while supporting Ireland’s transition to a low-carbon economy.”
Harvest Flame will be available in ALDI stores from this Thursday, 21st of August 2025.
Sustainability
ALDI has an ongoing commitment to making sustainability affordable to customers and continually works with suppliers to reduce plastic and packaging across its supply chain, cut waste and promote environmental responsibility.
ALDI is also a verified member of Bord Bia’s national sustainability programme Origin Green, Ireland’s pioneering food and drink sustainability programme, highlighting their commitment to a greener Ireland.
