Three Crowns launches first affordable Nigerian creamer

Friesland Campina WAMCO, makers of Three Crowns milk has launched the first locally produced evaporated Creamer in Nigeria.

At the launch in Lagos, the Company expressed its believes that milk is an essential nutrient for every individual. “With shrinking spendable income and the commitment to grow local brands, Three Crowns Creamer offers Nigerians an affordable, great quality product made from milk,” the company noted.

While unveiling the Three Crowns Creamer, the Managing Director Friesland Campina WAMCO, Mr Ben Langat said, “I am pleased to announce to you that we have expanded our portfolio with the introduction of the Three Crowns Creamer, the first locally produced Creamer in the Nigerian market.

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“I have tasted it, used it for my breakfast and local meals and I am confident that we have provided a nutrition solution for consumers.” Langat assured consumers that the dairy company “will continue to ensure that every Nigerian mother has Three Crowns for her home.”

At N120 per tin, the company offers Nigerians affordable access to a rich, tasty new Creamers which has for long passed for only the upper class in developed countries.

Key business partners of Friesland Campina WAMCO, including wholesalers and retailers from different parts of the country, were at the launch to welcome the new product into the market.

Sharing testimonies at the launch, a Three Crowns retailer said this: “Three Crowns Creamer has a rich sweet taste, you will definitely be going back for more once you taste it.”

For three decades, Three Crowns has nourished mothers and their families with essential vitamins and minerals that support their well begin. It is the first milk brand to show care for mothers and acknowledge the important role they play in the family.

The ceremony was capped off with the opening of the tea bar.