Two Cousins Launches Two New Products Into The Kenyan Market

Two Cousins Distiller Ltd has launched two new products on the Kenyan market, a move set to take the Kenyan beer market by storm and give competitors a run for their money.

Banking on affordability and quality, the company has brought the Taiffa Lemonade and Grayson Whiskey brands with a promise of a drink that has a natural touch and coolness at any time of the day.

“These two products go in line with our vision which is to crafting appealing distilled products that are available at every outlet in Kenya, giving our consumers value for their money,” said the company in a statement.

The launch of the Taiffa Lemonade comes at a time Kenya is battling the Covid-19 pandemic and with lemon and ginger being two of the most consumed goods in Nairobi and Kenya due to their ability to boost ones’ body immunity.

“Our mission has always been to give traders value and offer an experience to consumers by manufacturing quality and affordable products using high standards and proven technology. Our customers always come first,” said the company.

The company says that it ensures a constantly high quality of products that corresponds to the expectations of the customers and the applicable legal requirements. This is confirmed by a management system certified according to the ISO 9001:2008 international standard which covers all stages of production, starting from the development of the alcoholic beverage up to its sale.

The company has so far developed, introduced, and maintains the food self-control system based on HACCP principles, and this is integrated with the management system. The HACCP is a food self-control system aimed at ensuring food safety and the prevention of food-related problems.

On giving back to society, the company says “We believe that giving back to our society is key in our development strategy. The company has invested in caring for the less fortunate children in our society, creating alcohol aware society & environmental clean-up activities.”