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Thursday, July 25, 2019

Stevenchuks becomes distributor for Laser Salad Cream in Nigeria - NaijaAgroNet

The Stevenchuks Global Associate Ltd has become the official wholesale/retail distributor of Laser Salad Cream, Laser Baked beans, Laser Ketchup and Golden Country Mayonnaise in Nigeria, reports NaijaAgroNet.

Laser Salad Cream, Laser Ketchup, Laser Baked beans and Golden country mayonnaise are not unpopular products in the Nigerian market. It has always been the choice of individuals who are unwilling to sacrifice quality for any other thing.

While they are all originally produced in the United Kingdom (UK), these products have acquired a large customer base which cuts across continents simply because they have been consistent in the delivery of quality foods. Their mastery of the art has granted them several licences from different standardization agencies of the world. In other words, you can be assured that taking any of the aforementioned products will not expose you to the many risks inherent in low-quality foods.

For those unfamiliar with these products, the company said, "Laser Salad Cream, Laser Ketchup, Laser Baked beans and Golden Country Mayonnaise are also the official cream salad, Ketchup, baked beans and mayonnaise of the Big Brother Nigeria ( Big Brother Naija) TV show."

By purchasing from 
Stevenchuks either in wholesale or retail, customers, they said would have eliminated the risk of buying a counterfeit product.

"... But you have also secured the chance to procure these products at an incredibly cheap price at all times."

Dealing with us eliminates the additional cost attached by the middlemen and the extra stress required to purchase these food items from the market or a nearby store. From the comfort of your home, all you need to do is to visit here, select your desired product and pay on delivery. 

"Depending on the volume of purchase, we can offer free door-to-door delivery to buyers from anywhere in Nigeria" the company informed.

Isaac Oyimah/Editor

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