BoroPlus Enters India’s Baby Care Market with ‘FromMaa’
Emami Limited’s BoroPlus extends into baby care with FromMaa, a seven-product range built on premium natural ingredients, safety credentials and modern formulation science for infant skin.
A Range Built on a Mother’s Wisdom, Paediatrician Approval and Nature’s Finest Ingredients
Emami Limited’s flagship skincare brand launches BoroPlusFromMaa, a paediatrician-approved, dermatologist-tested baby care range formulated with Mamra Almonds, Kashmiri Kesar and Milk Protein, available across leading e-commerce platforms and modern trade. Kolkata (West Bengal) [India], September 8: Emami Limited, one of India’s leading FMCG companies, today announced the entry of its flagship skincare brand BoroPlus into the baby care category with the launch of BoroPlus FromMaa, a seven-product range built around the brand thought “With Love, From Maa.” The range (baby lotion, cream, soap, shampoo, massage oil, powder and diaper rash cream) is enriched with premium natural ingredients including Mamra Almonds, Kashmiri Kesar and Milk Protein, and every product is Paediatrician Approved and Dermatologist Tested, formulated without parabens or phthalates. “The name ‘FromMaa’ captures a sentiment that transcends generations. Through BoroPlus FromMaa, we wanted to create a range that reflects what mothers have always stood for: care, protection and nurturing, while meeting the expectations of today’s parents for quality contemporary formulations, premium natural ingredients and trusted credentials. BoroPlus has earned the trust of Indian families over decades, and with FromMaa, we are delighted to extend that legacy to the baby-care category.” Ms. Priti A. Sureka, Director, Emami Limited BoroPlus is India’s No. 1 antiseptic cream brand, with an established consumer association with protection, moisturisation and Ayurvedic credentials. Brand research identified a strong natural fit between these master-brand codes and the core needs of baby care, particularly protect-and-heal and prevent-dryness, making baby skincare a logical extension rather than an opportunistic one.



