The business of Arigna fuels

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Recorded20 Aug 2025

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We’re still in the summer time and there may be a few more days of BBQ weather before the chill returns. Conor Layden Commercial Director of Arigna fuels makes charcoal from olives more specifically the pips or seeds within the olives. It’s called Biochar and now his company Arigna which is now in its 5th generation of the family business has signed a new deal to sell this fuel in Aldi supermarkets. Joe chatted to Conor this morning.

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