Maliban relaunches refined Gold Marie biscuits

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Maliban Biscuit Manufactories (Pvt.) Ltd has announced the refinement of one of its flagship biscuit series, Maliban Gold Marie biscuits. Maliban Gold Marie has now been made milkier than ever to give its connoisseurs a tastier and sweet biscuit.

The company, a leading exporter in Sri Lanka has always prioritised the use of studies, opinions and research to improve their products and services to the consumers. Therefore, having been suggested that their already popular line, Gold Marie biscuits could be more preferable, especially for children, if their biscuits included more milk, Maliban underwent the processes needed to make such improvements and finally unveil the improved product to the public to appreciate and savour.

The premier biscuit manufacturer in Sri Lanka, Maliban guarantees a flavourful and tasty experience with every bite you take. Composed of wholesome and nutritious ingredients, the Gold Marie biscuits are enriched with beneficial components (enriched with Vitamin A, B, D and E), making it suitable for children to enjoy as well.

Gold Marie biscuits with their classic-cookie like texture and looks are also captivatingly delicious and smooth. It maintains a medium soft crunchiness that makes it compatible to be either consumed by itself or ideal to be snacked alongside a hot beverage like milk or tea.

With the relaunch of the biscuit line, Maliban intends to hold special and memorable events exclusively for children, giving them an opportunity to have a fun and exciting time with the manufacturer of the biscuits that they treasure.

A household brand that is found in every corner islandwide, Maliban believes in delivering the highest quality products, at its freshest and at affordable prices.
The company was founded in 1954 by Chairman, late A.G. Hinniappuhamy. Since then, the company has gone far in the industry, dominating the biscuit manufacturing field in Sri Lanka. Having started exporting in 1964, Maliban caters not only to the wider requirements of the domestic market but also exports its products to over 32 countries across five continents.

While the entire Maliban range is available, the company also supplies biscuits for private labels and undertakes contract manufacturing for many renowned brands across these countries.

As a company with an exemplary history and excellent service of six decades, Maliban’s determination to uphold the highest quality standards in production is one of the main reasons as to why Maliban has been able to remain in its position as the best in terms of biscuit manufacturing in Sri Lanka. As a testament to its excellence, the company has won many accolades both locally and internationally, which include the National Quality award in 1996 and 2012, Export Gold Award 2006 and Global Performance Excellence Award in 2011.

The company was also accredited with the ISO 9001:2008, 1400:2004 and 22000:2005 for quality environment and food management systems, respectively.

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