SPAR Sri Lanka has introduced SPAR Full Cream Milk Powder, marking the first time a Sri Lankan supermarket brand has brought New Zealand milk powder to consumers under its own trusted retail brand at an affordable price.
The new product marks another step in SPAR Sri Lanka’s efforts to offer customers greater quality, choice and value, while making internationally sourced products more accessible to Sri Lankan families.
SPAR Sri Lanka CEO Kumar de Silva said the launch reflects the company’s continued focus on providing products that meet evolving consumer expectations.
“Our objective has always been to give Sri Lankan consumers better quality, better choice and better value. With the launch of SPAR Full Cream Milk Powder, we are taking another step towards that promise by bringing New Zealand milk powder under the trusted SPAR brand at a price that is accessible to more families,” he said.
As an international supermarket brand with a strong presence in Sri Lanka, SPAR continues to connect local consumers with global sourcing opportunities and international product standards. The introduction of its own full cream milk powder range further strengthens the company’s focus on developing products that respond to the changing needs and preferences of shoppers.
Director Commercial Daham Gunasena said the launch also represents an effort to strengthen connections between SPAR’s global supply network, retail operations and customers.
“This launch is more than introducing another product to our shelves. It is about strengthening the SPAR ecosystem, connecting global quality trusted suppliers, our retail network and most importantly our customers by bringing New Zealand milk powder under the trusted SPAR brand,” he said.
SPAR Full Cream Milk Powder will be available at SPAR and SPAR SaveMor outlets across Sri Lanka, giving customers wider access to the new product through the supermarket’s retail network.
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