Admin I Tuesday, October 29, 2024
LAGOS, Nigeria – Olam Agri in Nigeria, an agribusiness in food, feed and fibre, has reaffirmed its commitment to keep unlocking value for consumers and strive for a food-secure nation.
The agribusiness’ grain and wheat milling business, Crown Flour Mill (CFM) Limited relaunched one of its leading product brands, Supreme Semolina, on Friday, October 18, 2024.
The relaunch event which took place at Radisson Blu, Lagos, showcased the product’s improved quality and unrivalled competitive edge. The event also served as an occasion to engage with and honour the company’s trade partners. Supreme Semolina is a creamy coarse semolina made from wheat, enriched with micronutrients and iron. It has a firm and light texture that makes it ideal for consumption. The improved product captures new market tastes and evolving consumer values.
Speaking during the product relaunch event, B2C Business Head, Grains and Animal Feed, Olam Agri in Nigeria, Siddarth Suri, “We are thrilled to announce the successful relaunch of Supreme Semolina and host our valued trade partners. This relaunch showcases our sensitivity and swift response to consumers’ changing demand for an enriched gastronomical experience.”
“The relaunch goes beyond a facelift. We have been able to strategically reassess the product’s key parameters and reexamine the overall customer experience. Essentially, this product captures a new packaging format that makes it last longer and keep fresh till use. Initial response to the relaunch has been remarkable and products are available in the market.”
Emphasising the significance of the product relaunch, Bola Adeniji, General Manager/ Head Marketing, Olam Agri in Nigeria, stated, “As a business that started in Nigeria more than three decades ago, Olam Agri keeps unlocking value for customers, enable farming communities to prosper sustainably and strive for a food-secure future. Supreme Semolina was first launched into the Nigerian market in 2004.
The relaunch is a testament to our ongoing commitment to ensuring Nigerian consumers can access safe, secure and affordable food products.”
