
Audio By Carbonatix
Nutrifoods Ghana Limited, a subsidiary of Olam Ghana and a market leader in the production of biscuits, has announced the introduction of a new pack design for its leading biscuit brand, Perk.
Officials at Nutrifoods expressed their confidence that Perk Biscuit’s new package, which now comes in all-golden colour, will serve to stimulate appetite for the product and more clearly portray what consumers can expect to enjoy and experience from the product.
Explaining the motive for introducing the new pack design to the press, Kabuki Owusu Atakorah, Category Manager of Perk Biscuits, said, “The Perk brand has always enjoyed recognition for its unique and vibrant look and feel, reflecting the core brand idea of lifting the mood of the consumer.
"This new golden colour illuminates and accords the packaging with a classy and premium feel. In addition, the overall colour tone gives the pack a more contemporary and relatable look.”
“As a youth-oriented and engaging brand, we believe it is our mandate to put in conscious efforts to complement our fresh, fun, vibrant reputation and image.
"This is also in a bid to increase product appeal, shelf visibility and consumer attention,” Mrs Kabuki Owusu Atakorah said.
She revealed that the new packaging shall be rolled out in phases for all the variants of the Perk brand, starting with the lead milk variant, which, she said, hits the shelves this month.
She reminded customers that despite the new design, the number of biscuits in each sachet, pack and carton, and ‘the great taste of Perk biscuit’, will remain the same.
Jointly owned by Olam International and Sanyo Foods of Japan, Nutrifoods Ghana is currently the leading biscuit manufacturer in Ghana, producing an assortment of the most popular biscuits; Royal King Cracker, Perk Shortcake, Milky Magic and Royal Digestive.
The company recently invested $8.25 million in the expansion of its factory at Tema, upgrading the facility's capacity with new state-of-the-art production equipment and technology.
The expansion has consolidated Nutrifoods’ position as the number one biscuit producer in Ghana.
It has more than 35% market share and an unbeatable benchmark in quality, producing international standard products for local market tastes.
Latest Stories
-
Ayigboe residents fear disaster as ECG delays repairs on live faulty cables
9 minutes -
PIAC urges investment as oil production falls
12 minutes -
Trump says US military to stay around Iran; threatens action if Tehran fails to comply with deal
55 minutes -
Only 6% insured locally – Prof. Gyampo exposes cracks in import regime
1 hour -
Thousands of containers lost at sea – GSA’s Prof Gyampo warns importers are exposed to risk
1 hour -
Keep the money in Ghana – Gov’t enforces local cargo insurance
2 hours -
US Army veteran charged with leaking classified information to journalist
2 hours -
Dr Dre joins Forbes billionaires list as second-richest hip-hop artist with $1 billion fortune
2 hours -
Trump administration cannot nix legal status of 5,000 Ethiopians, US judge rules
2 hours -
Libya announces new oil and gas discoveries with three major energy companies
2 hours -
Oil rises as investors remain wary US-Iran ceasefire will open supply flow
3 hours -
Police arrest suspect over church threat video
5 hours -
Eight appear in court as police intensify crackdown on illicit drugs in Tamale
5 hours -
Motorist remanded in custody for hitting four-year-old girl
5 hours -
Mobile money vendor robbed at Ziope
5 hours