By aligning its visual identity with modern design cues, L&Z aims to strengthen its connection with loyal consumers and attract new ones who value both tradition and innovation.

NIGERIA – L&Z Integrated Farms has unveiled a new look for L&Z GREEK AND FURA DA NONO, refreshed packaging designed to bring a bolder, cleaner and more modern identity.
From the sweetened and unsweetened Greek yoghurt to the traditional Fura Da Nono, every pack now carries a revitalised design that reflects the brand’s commitment to evolving with consumer expectations, according to the company.
This move underscores L&Z’s dedication to delivering dairy products that combine nutritional value, cultural heritage, and contemporary appeal. With the refreshed look, the company reaffirms its promise: every sip and spoonful remains a celebration of freshness and taste.
L-PRES Kano distributes crop residue grinding machines to boost dairy farming
Recently, the Livestock Productivity and Resilience Support Project (L-PRES) in Kano, in partnership with L&Z Integrated Farms, strengthened dairy productivity by distributing seven crop residue grinding machines to smallholder dairy farmers.
These machines, two large units and five smaller ones, are designed to transform agricultural by-products such as maize stalks, rice straw, and cowpea residues into nutritious feed for livestock.
This intervention directly tackles the persistent challenge of feed scarcity, particularly during critical periods when natural fodder is limited. By improving feed efficiency, the initiative supports higher milk yields, enabling farmers to sustain and even expand their production.
Beyond immediate productivity gains, the project encourages sustainable resource use by converting what would otherwise be waste into valuable inputs for the dairy sector.
The impact extends beyond the farm: better feed translates into healthier animals, stronger livelihoods, and greater resilience for farming households.
With this effort, L-PRES and L&Z are not only addressing present challenges but also laying the foundation for long-term growth across the dairy value chain, empowering farmers to thrive in a more sustainable and resilient agricultural system.
Additionally, both companies distributed milk canisters to 50 smallholder dairy farmers under the L&Z Integrated Farms Nig. Ltd network. This initiative is designed to improve milk storage, reduce spoilage, and ensure that farmers can preserve the quality of their milk for longer periods.
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