The choice of food at Bristol Airport is set to expand after Co-op announced a tie-up with Superdrug to offer a meal-deal.
Co-op will supply the health and beauty chain with a food-to-go range of more than 40 items including sandwiches, salads and fruit on a trial basis.
The range includes a chicken and bacon sandwich; salmon and prawn sushi; vegan onion bhaji wrap; an all-day breakfast sandwich; and falafel tabbouleh salad.
There will also be gluten-free options available.
The supermarket is starting the trial at Bristol Airport and six other branches located at railway stations and airports.
The deal of a sandwich or salad, snack and drink will be priced at under £4 in airports.
Matt Hood, trading director at Co-op Food, said: “We are continually exploring new ways to bring our award-winning products closer to shoppers and to reach new customers.
“Becoming food-to-go partner for Superdrug is an exciting development as Co-op continues to grow its brand, further increasing the accessibility of own-brand products.
“These transport hubs provide an exciting and dynamic location to meet the shopping needs of busy consumers and offer our value and values conveniently.”
Chris Brown, Superdrug head of personal care and convenience, added: “We are delighted to be introducing Co-op food-to-go in some of our travel branches.
“We know our customers will appreciate the range available, and the fact it offers a great value choice for busy commuters and travellers.”
The Co-op picked up the sandwich and food-to-go convenience retailer award for the fifth year running this month at The SAMMIES Awards 2019.
