Sunlight, a household washing powder brand from Unilever Nigeria Plc, has unveiled a new packaging for its range of products as a Master brand. It has also launched a new television commercial deeply rooted in its purpose – to support entrepreneurial Nigerian women in their desire to contribute more to their households and society.
At the unveiling in Lagos, Category Manager, Homecare Oladapo Oshuntoye, said the Sunlight Master brand was an initiative to unify all the brand’s product offerings under one umbrella in terms of packaging, marketing communication and brand purpose, adding that the relaunch also signifies the brand’s commitment to continue to deliver best-in-class quality products that provide a better washing experience, offer burst after bursts of uplifting fragrance, and come in a range of sizes to cater to everyone’s washing needs.
He stated that the Sunlight brand, which started as a soap bar intended for general household use in the 19th century, has undergone a lot of transition, beginning with the launch of Sunlight powder which entered the Nigerian market in 2009. He noted that the brand has subsequently evolved with innovations, particularly with the launch of dishwashing liquid in 2014, the relaunch of Sunlight powder in 2016, the launch of Sunlight laundry bars in 2017, and most recently, the launch of multipurpose washing liquid in 2020. He further explained that one of the critical reasons for the relaunch is to give so much more to our consumers that have stayed with us through the years.
Also speaking, the Marketing Director, Home Care Unilever West Africa, Patrick Tognisso, said that the relaunch marks an essential milestone in the journey of the Sunlight brand, primarily as it consistently seeks ways to better its different offerings to consumers and society.
Tognisso noted that Unilever Nigeria Plc would continue to convey its brand’s distinctive character and transformative experience in a way that excites its customers and makes them incredibly proud.
Corporate Affairs and Sustainable Business Director, Unilever West Africa, Soromidayo George, noted that the relaunch furthers Sunlight’s commitment to fulfilling its brand purpose by supporting entrepreneurial women in their desire to contribute more.
According to George, Sunlight is committed to contributing its quota in unlocking the latent business potential of women as they strive in their entrepreneurial journey to rewrite a bold and engaging narrative.
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