What did Unilever do in Nigeria?

Unilever Nigeria Plc manufactures and markets consumer products primarily in the home, personal care and foods categories. The Company sells products such as Omo washing powder, Key soap, Royco bouillon, Lipton tea, Blue Band margarine, Pears baby care goods, Vaseline petroleum jelly, Lux soap, and Close Up toothpaste.

Is Unilever a Nigerian?

Unilever Nigeria PLC is a Nigeria based company principally engaged in the manufacturing and marketing of food products, home care, and personal care products. The company’s manufacturing sites are located in the regions of Nigeria namely, Oregun, Lagos State, and Agbara, Ogun State.

What foods do Unilever make?

Unilever Australia Group Pty Ltd – Products & Brands Food and Drink – Ben & Jerry’s, Bushells, Choysa, Continental, Unilever Food Solutions, Lan-choo, Lipton and Streets.

What kind of products does Unilever sell in Nigeria?

Currently, Unilever makes and sells products under more than 400 brand names worldwide. In Nigeria, the company has three segments namely, the Food and Drink segment, Home and Personal Care segments. Food products: Blue Band Margarine, Lipton Yellow Label Tea, Royco bouillon cubes and Knorr bouillon cubes

When did Unilever change its name to Nigeria?

In 2001, the company changed its name to Unilever Nigeria Plc. Currently, Unilever makes and sells products under more than 400 brand names worldwide. In Nigeria, the company has three segments namely, the Food and Drink segment, Home and Personal Care segments.

How many brands does Unilever have in the world?

With more than 400 brands bought in 190 countries, we have a unique opportunity to work with consumers to make sustainable living commonplace. Take a look at our divisions; Home Care, Beauty & Personal Care and Foods & Refreshment and find out about our brands and purpose.

When did Unilever start making soap in Nigeria?

The company changed its name to Lever Brothers Nigeria Ltd in 1955 and built a soap factory in Aba in 1958. In 1960, Lever Brothers introduced Omo detergent into the market, the new product gained traction among buyers, prompting the firm to commission a factory to manufacture Omo detergents in 1964.