Peak, the official milk sponsor of the Super Eagles served the team a sumptuous farewell breakfast in Asaba over the weekend as they departed for Egypt to partake in the 32nd African Cup of Nations tournament which is set to begin on 21st June.
Present at the breakfast session were all 25 players of the squad as well as officials of the nation’s football team.
Peak Milk, Nigeria’s leading dairy brand has begun a crusade on the importance of a healthy breakfast – and why it is one activity that enables your day to start and end well. The campaign is meant to create awareness of the importance of this morning ritual through a series of experiential and media-led activities to reinforce the breakfast custom.
FrieslandCampina WAMCO Nigeria Plc, makers of Peak milk, presented a new mobility bus with wheelchair access to the Nigeria Para-powerlifting Federation on Tuesday, February 5, at the company’s headquarters in Lagos thus fulfilling its promise to the Para-powerlifters.
FrieslandCampina WAMCO Nigeria Plc, makers of Peak Chocolate Full Cream Milk Powder and Peak 456 Growing Up Milk unveiled a 10-foot high chocolate cup, Nigeria’s largest, in celebration of Children’s Day and ahead of the World Milk Day on June 1.
The unveiling which took place at JJT Park in Lagos in partnership with the Nutrition Society of Nigeria was attended by more than 2,000 children, parents and guardians.
Nigeria’s leading dairy firm FrieslandCampina WAMCO, makers of Peak milk commemorated World Milk Day 2017 by bringing attention to the different ways milk can be used through the cook-with-milk 2017 Pecadomo Nutrition Contest. The event promoted the health benefits of milk and drew attention to the importance of preparing healthy, nutritious meals.
Leading dairy brand, Peak, a product of FrieslandCampina WAMCO has launched a new Peak milk sachet into the market at N40, a way to cushion the effects of the current recession and reach a broader market segment.
The new price scheme would also create a more heightened competitive environment in the Nigerian powdered milk market.
In a released statement to the media, the dairy giant noted that its customers deserve premium regardless of what the economy says.
A new survey (QUDAL-QUALITY MEDAL SURVEY), conducted in Nigeria by Swiss-based ICERTIAS, a market research company, ranked Peak milk, a premium milk brand from FrieslandCampina WAMCO as the best milk in Nigeria in quality rating.
A statement by the Senior Certification Executive of ICERTIAS, Mihaela Siamar, stated “the first ICERTIAS QUDAL-Quality Medal survey in Nigeria shows that most Nigerian consumers consider Peak as a premium milk brand that offers them the highest level of quality”.
FrieslandCampina WAMCO, makers of Peak Milk, Three Crowns Milk, Friso, among others has donated 5,000 cartons of peak milk to children trapped in Internally Displaced Persons camps (IDPs) through the ‘Get Involved’ Campaign set up by Nigeria’s First Lady, Mrs. Aisha Buhari.
Speaking at the presentation of the milk cartons to Mrs. Buhari, Corporate Affairs Director, FrieslandCampina WAMCO, Ore Famurewa, explained that the donation was aimed at improving the nutritional status of vulnerable children living in the IDP camps in Northeast Nigeria.
The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) said it has arrested a man, Christopher Nnabuihe, who is involved in the production and sale of fake Peak powdered milk in Calabar metropolis.
Peak milk, the country’s premier milk brand from FreislandCampina WAMCO Plc is determined to enlighten Nigerians on other ways to consume milk.
Weeks after launching the “Peak Can Do More” (PECADOMO) awareness campaign, the brand is taking the crusade across the country but starting at eight major markets around the Lagos metropolis in South Western Nigeria.
