Financial Times

Upali Consumer Products Ltd appoints distributor for soap


Picture shows the first consignment of “Sikuru” soap being handed over to Ms S. Kumari of V. K. Enterprises, the dealer for Horana

In a recently concluded agreement, Upali Consumer Products Ltd, manufacturers of “Sikuru” and “Crystal” brands of soaps appointed Pyramid Wilmar (Pvt) Ltd as their sole distributor. The latter company, a joint venture with the Singapore based multinational, Wilmar Holding Ltd, distributes a range of consumer and industrial edibles, including “Fortune” brand vegetable oils.


 
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