Kiwi shoe polish is a popular brand of shoe polish in Kenya and other parts of the world. William Ramsay founded the Company in Australia back in 1906.

Kiwi shoe polish to disappear from UK shelves - thanks to Covid and trainers The manufacturer, which has been in business for more than 100 years, will continue to sell its products in other countries ...

While the British media bemoan reduced demand for Kiwi shoe polish, local cobblers say the tradition of shoe polishing is alive and well in New Zealand.Stuff / Stuff Work-from-home culture and ...

Simply sign up to the Style myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. Ever since I was at school, the Sunday night ritual of popping open a tin of Kiwi shoe polish and slowly breaking that ...

But Kiwi shoe polish, once a household name, is soon to be a thing of the past, after the manufacturer decided to stop selling the product in the UK.

It’s a shoe polish brand that made the word Kiwi world famous - even though the business was never New Zealand-owned. Started in a two-roomed factory in Melbourne, it was originally an ...

Kiwi is responsible for more than half of the world’s shoe polish but will stop selling in the UK.

A leading producer of shoe polish is pulling its products from UK shelves in what’s been called “a sign of the times”. Kiwi, originally founded in 1906, is sold in more than 180 countries ...

Yet despite Kiwi’s ubiquity, sales were sluggish and the company attempted a $2mn marketing blitz in 2004 with questionable lines such as “Unpolished shoes are the open fly of footwear”.

A popular brand has announced it will stop selling its products in the UK. Kiwi, a well-known brand of shoe polish, has confirmed that dwindling sales means it will no longer sell in the UK.