A leading personal care brand focused on bringing everyday wellness to consumers through bath and other skincare products, Dr Teal’s has reiterated its commitment to quality as it continues to push back counterfeiting and fakery in the Nigerian market.
This assertion was made at the press briefing held in Lagos at the weekend to announce the relaunch of Dr Teal’s brand in Nigeria and the organisation’s efforts at battling counterfeiting in the market.
Having struggled with the devastating effect of counterfeiting, the brand in partnership with the National Agency for Food Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) and the Nigerian Police raided the markets to combat counterfeiting menace that plagues the country.
To affirm the Nigerian consumers of its commitment to the country, and ensure continuous consumer satisfaction, Dr Teal’s has also gone ahead to introduce two new product ranges to the market.
Speaking at the media parley, the International Director, PDC Brands, David Schneider said that the brand’s need to relaunch in Nigeria is a move of reassurance to its audience, and a strong statement on its part to protect consumers interest following the wave of counterfeiting in the personal care brand industry.’
Dr Teal’s, Schneider stressed, “Is 200% committed to fighting counterfeit in the market and as such we are working closely with regulatory councils in Nigeria and I praise the efforts of NAFDAC and the Nigerian police to implement strong actions.”
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Also speaking on the efficacy of the brand, the Strategic Manager, Dr Teal’s, Mrs. Vivienne Odonfi- Daniel said, “At Dr Teal’s we have always believed wellness should play a part in everybody’s every day. We have dedicated ourselves to bringing out the best in everybody naturally. This is our why and it drives everything we do. Dr Teal’s delivers ground breaking formulations’ inspired by the power of nature to recharge the mind, body and spirit – bringing out the best in everybody naturally.”