Peak educates consumers through campaign

Peak Milk has launched a new campaign aimed at encouraging breakfast consumption while helping consumers better understand differences among milk variants.

The campaign, tagged “Peak Breakfast, Peak Love”, presents breakfast as one of the ways Nigerians express care for others and themselves, according to a statement from the firm.

The campaign also seeks to address what Peak Milk described as growing complexity in the milk market, where consumers may not always clearly understand the differences between Full Cream Milk, Filled Milk and other milk products.

Through simple and accessible content, the campaign will provide information on the distinctions between the variants and help consumers make choices based on their individual needs and consumption occasions.

Peak Full Cream Milk is made from whole milk, with its natural creamy richness and essential nutrients, while Peak Filled Milk is made with skimmed milk and vegetable fat. The company said the latter provides creamy taste and everyday nourishment.

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Commenting on the campaign, Senior Brand Manager, Peak, Moninnuola Kassim, said, “We believe some of the most powerful expressions of love happen in the moments we often take for granted. Breakfast is one of those moments.

“It is where we care for our families, connect with the people we love and, importantly, take care of ourselves before facing the day. With Peak Love, we want to celebrate these moments and remind Nigerians that the love we give to others to nourish their goals and ambitions starts with the love and care we give ourselves.”

The campaign positions breakfast as an opportunity for consumers to nourish themselves and the people they care about, while building awareness of the different milk options available to them.

Peak said the initiative would build on its presence in Nigerian homes while broadening conversations around nutrition and consumer choices.

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