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Peak Milk reassures consumers as new SON logo debuts on packs

 

 

Mercy Iheoma Ihedigbo

 

 

Peak Milk, one of Nigeria’s leading dairy brands, has reaffirmed its commitment to delivering quality dairy nutrition to consumers with the introduction of the updated Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) logo across its product packaging.

The packaging update, according to the company, reflects its continued compliance with applicable standards and reinforces its commitment to maintaining the quality consumers have trusted for more than 70 years.

The new SON logo will be introduced across Peak Milk’s product portfolio as the brand gradually transitions to updated packaging materials.

However, the company has reassured consumers that Peak Milk products currently available in the market bearing the old SON logo remain the same high-quality products they have always known and trusted.

It explained that existing packs carrying the previous SON logo would be gradually phased out as the new logo becomes visible across its range of products.

Speaking on the development, Marketing Manager, Peak Milk, Chioma Igwe, said quality remained central to the brand’s operations and consumer engagement.

“At Peak Milk, quality is at the heart of everything we do. We understand the trust Nigerian consumers place in our products, and we remain committed to upholding that trust through our focus on quality, compliance and the delivery of dairy nutrition that families can feel confident choosing,” she said.

The company encouraged consumers and customers to take note of the packaging update and recognise the gradual transition to the new SON logo across its product range.

It further emphasised that the change is a packaging update and does not indicate any change in the quality of Peak Milk products already in circulation.

 

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