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OINTMENTS & LOTIONS IN SOUTH AFRICA
BABY PRODUCTS
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Bepanthen
Bepanthen® offers ‘Daily Protection and Gentle Healing’ to all babies in nappies and consequently peace of mind to their mothers.
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Johnson's Baby
Johnson & Johnson (Pty) Ltd has been in South Africa since 1930, manufacturing and distributing a full range of consumer products, including moisturisers, cleansers, deodorants and baby wipes.
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Letibalm
Letibalm is the first repair balm specially formulated for treating the area around the nose and lips. Its treatment formula moisturizes, repairs, protects and soothes.
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30 JUL |
ForeBaby is the new brand curator of the Olli™ Organic baby food brand, offering certified organic1 nutrition to babies from 6 months of age. The range consists of jarred baby food and cereals in 3 stages.
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28 MAY |
Baby Soft® is well-known for providing generations of South Africans with thick, absorbent and silky-soft 2-ply toilet tissue. Just when shoppers thought it couldn’t get any better, Baby Soft® has proudly introduced a great new innovation called Micro-Pillow Technology.
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11 SEP 2012 |
Baby Powder is a key value and profit driver in the Baby Toiletries category. To grow the category further, JOHNSON’S® Baby has just launched JOHNSON’S® Baby Fresh Powder with a light ‘Fresh’ fragrance that will appeal to the needs of the growing adult and family market.
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28 MAY 2012 |
Following the success of Squish Pure Fruit Smoothies, brought to consumers by the Puré range from Boland Pulp, Squish Baby stands to take the baby food market in South Africa by storm with a nationwide unveiling in the country’s top pharmacy brands, Clicks and Dis-Chem.
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Danone sales boosted on baby food demand
17/04/2013 - 10:58
Paris - French food group Danone said Tuesday the explosion in demand for baby formula in China helped lift sales by 4.3% in the first quarter of the year to €5.3bn ($6.9bn).
SA to ban bisphenol A in baby bottles
15/07/2011 - 09:41
This news escaped FSA's radar at the time... on March 25, 2011, the Department of Health issued a draft regulation to ban the use of bisphenol A (BPA) in baby bottles. Draft regulation (R249) under the Foodstuffs, Cosmetics and Disinfectants Act, 1972, aims to prohibit "The Manufacturing, Importation, Exportation And Sale Of Polycarbonate Infant Feeding Bottles Containing Bisphenol A". Interesed parties had three months (to June 25) to submit comments.
