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CHI Limited Wins Big At Africa’s Most Admired Brands Awards

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Leading manufacturer of fruit juices, value-added dairy and snacks, Chivita|Hollandia (CHI Limited) has reaffirmed its market leadership by clinching top honours at the prestigious Africa’s Most Admired Brands Awards.
The event, held at the Civic Center in Lagos, recognised brands within the Chivita|Hollandia (CHI Limited) portfolio. The awards was organised by African Brands magazine.
In a statement by the company, Chivita 100 per cent was celebrated as the Most Admired Natural Juice Brand, lauded for its exceptional quality and pure fruit extracts, free from added sugars, artificial flavours, and preservatives. Also, according to the statement, Chivita Happy Hour was honoured with the Most Admired Children’s Drink Brand award, while Hollandia Evaporated Milk was named the Most Admired Milk Brand of the Year.
Marketing director at Chivita|Hollandia (CHI Limited), Mrs. Toyin Nnodi, expressed appreciation for the recognition, noting that the awards reflect the company’s unwavering commitment to excellence in product quality and consumer satisfaction.
“These awards inspire us to continue pushing the boundaries to meet consumer needs, align with their lifestyles, and enhance their experiences,” Nnodi stated.
‘‘The success of CHI Limited brands at the awards, underscores its dedication to quality, innovation, and customer-centricity, with a diverse range of products that cater to evolving consumer preferences,’’ the statement read.

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