Pwani Oil  Limited launches Sawa Petroleum Jelly, expands personal care portfolio

KENYA – Pwani Oil Limited, a leading manufacturer of edible oils and personal care products company in East Africa, has introduced Sawa Petroleum Jelly to meet consumers’ diverse skincare needs.

The product is an increment to the company’s Sawa Brand, further diversifying its personal care lineup.

Sawa Petroleum Jelly is formulated using quality ingredients to ensure skin protection and deep moisturization, making it suitable for daily skincare routines and relieving dry, cracked skin.

Sawa Petroleum Jelly’s range in stores includes pure petroleum jelly, perfumed petroleum jelly enriched with menthol, and perfumed petroleum jelly enriched with shea and cocoa butter.

The company recently launched Sawa milking jelly, an all-natural, preservative-free product for both skincare and milking applications.

The natural moisturizing properties in the product promote healthy skin and offer farmers a safe and gentle solution for milking.

Rajul Malde, Commercial Director at Pwani Oils Limited, stated, “We are pleased to introduce Sawa Milking Jelly to the Kenyan market.¨ 

“It is a product that truly exemplifies our dedication to innovation and the well-being of our customers.” 

Pwani Oil’s strategic expansion into the personal care market with innovative products like Sawa Petroleum Jelly and Sawa Milking Jelly demonstrates its commitment to meeting consumer needs and driving market growth.

Additionally, the company has diversified into home and personal care products, including soap, body wash, and handwash products.

Similarly, HACO Industries recently expanded its personal care products portfolio by adding the Amara Petroleum Jelly to its Amara brand. 

The jelly is formulated to keep skin moisturized, soft, and smooth.

According to the research and market analysis done by The Business Research Company, the global market is anticipated to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 4.2% from 2023 to 2033, reaching approximately USD 770.3 million by the end of 2033.

The increasing prevalence of skin-related diseases and the rising production and export of petroleum products further boost the market for petroleum jelly.

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