Scotland\u2019s number one food brand has kicked off a scrumptious new partnership with local rugby
\nteam Stirling County Rugby Football Club (RFC).<\/p>\n
Graham\u2019s Family Dairy, based in Stirlingshire, has partnered with the 118-year old club for the
\nfirst time. The season-long deal will see the family business join other sponsors to support the
\ncommunity club which currently has over 800 members in total.<\/p>\n
All 18 of Stirling County\u2019s teams, from Men and Women\u2019s 1st XV to junior and entry level teams
\nfor Boys and Girls, will wear the Graham\u2019s Family Dairy logo on their shirts and branding will
\nfeature around pitch billboards.<\/p>\n
Alongside funding and branding, the sponsorship includes product donation with a focus on the
\ndairy\u2019s high-protein range, which will benefit all team members and additional children\u2019s events
\nthroughout the season.<\/p>\n
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Launched in 2017, the high-protein range has become synonymous with supporting exercise
\nrecovery and contributing to a well balanced diet. Among the expanding range of products,
\nProtein 25 pots and pouches continue to prove most popular, packing a hearty 25g of natural
\ndairy protein per serving which is fundamental for muscle recovery post exercise, they are also
\nfat free and sweetener free.<\/p>\n
Robert Graham, Managing Director at Graham\u2019s Family Dairy said:<\/p>\n
\u201cGrowing up in the area, and playing for the Stirling County thirds- although it was apparent that
\nmy rugby career wasn\u2019t to take off- I can attest to how important this club is to its members. By
\nsupporting and investing in grassroots rugby we are not just fostering a sport; we are helping to
\nbuild a stronger, more connected community where people of all ages can take part in physical
\nactivity and be part of a team.<\/p>\n
\u201cOur high-protein products deliver between 22 and 25 grams of protein per serving meaning this
\nrange is particularly useful for those who lead an active lifestyle, helping to optimise muscle
\nrecovery post match or training.\u201d<\/p>\n
Based out of Bridgehaugh Park, County\u2019s Men\u2019s 1st XV play in Arnold Clark\u2019s National League 1
\nwhile the Women\u2019s 1st XV compete in the Scottish top flight, the Arnold Clark Premiership.
\nJack McIlroy Reid, General Manager at Stirling County RFC said:<\/p>\n
“The products that Graham\u2019s Family Dairy is providing for our Saturday morning junior rugby
\nsessions means that hundreds of local children are starting their weekends off with positive
\nactivity and the right nutrition, and I’m delighted to be working with our neighbours to be able to
\ndeliver that.<\/p>\n
“It’s fantastic for the club to be partnering with a local company of this stature and while they are
\nan internationally recognisable brand, the deal clearly reflects how important the local community
\nis to Graham’s Family Dairy.\u201d<\/p>\n
The sponsorship will also provide products for the free breakfast initiative which benefits P1-P7
\nplayers at the club’s Saturday morning sessions. This will help to ensure hundreds of children
\nstart their weekend off with a protein packed breakfast.<\/p>\n
On top of traditional dairy products, Graham\u2019s Family Dairy continues to see growth in demand
\nfor its high-protein range. Sales of protein and Skyr products have overtaken sales of
\nconventional milk in major supermarkets, with protein products now equating to around a quarter
\nof all sales.<\/p>\n
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