Unilever Sri Lanka today (Tuesday) announced its entry to the Health Foods Drinks market with the inclusion of two iconic brands, Horlicks and Viva into its Food and Refreshments portfolio.
This announcement forms part of the successful regional merger between Hindustan Unilever Ltd (HUL) and GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare Ltd (GSKCH). With this, Unilever Sri Lanka takes over ownership for marketing and distributing Horlicks and Viva in Sri Lanka, the company said in a media release.
The inclusion of Horlicks and Viva into its portfolio is in line with the company’s commitment to provide healthy and nutritious food and refreshments to Sri Lanka, as more and more consumers connect with the global megatrend of wellbeing and nourishment.
Sharmila Bandara, Marketing Director – Home Care, Food, Refreshment and Water, Unilever Sri Lanka said, “Horlicks and Viva are cherished brands, which have won the hearts and minds of generations. Deeply rooted in the local culture, the brands are considered an everyday nutrition staple in households across the country and we are honoured to now represent them in Sri Lanka. We are also excited at the prospect of giving life to these brands’ purposes of nourishing lives to serve the country where nutrition related challenges are in need of being championed.”
Multiple essential nutritional properties consisting micro and macro nutrients enrich Horlicks, while B Vitamins and iron nutrients are entrenched in Viva. Owing to these properties, the company recognises the salience of driving consumer accessibility and affordability of these brands, to remain committed to its core purpose of nurturing a nutritionally rich society, the release said.
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