Omega Delight Wins in Product Of The Year Award

The innovative smoothie-like deliciousness of Omega Delight has secured its place as a winner!

2012-07-17

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA, July 17, 2012 (Press-News.org) Nature's Own Omega Delight has been chosen by thousands of readers of The Australian Women's Weekly in the health and wellness category of the 2012 Product Of The Year Awards.

Omega Delight was among over 800 products nominated this year.

"We are absolutely thrilled that Nature's Own Omega Delight has taken out this award in such a coveted category," Director of Sanofi Consumer Healthcare (manufacturer of Nature's Own) Luke Fitzgerald said. "There was some very stiff competition and it highlights the value of offering consumers a simple, tasty way to get Omega 3 into the whole family's diet," he said.

"For people who don't like taking tablets or the oiliness of a fish oil, Omega Delight offers the right balance between a great taste and delivering the benefits of Omega -3."

Omega Delight was launched in September 2011 with an integrated campaign including advertising, public relations and digital communications.

Nature's Own Omega Delight, not only tastes delicious, but it is a good source of Omega-3, making it a great way to top up your daily intake. Omega 3 is important for brain development, cognitive function and general well being as well as playing a key role in heart and joint function.

Omega Delight is available in three delicious flavours: Citrus Burst, Mango Peach and Pineapple from Coles and leading Pharmacy stores.

For further information, please contact:

David Leahy, Haystac Health
+61 (02) 8094 7782 / +61 (04) 05 328 256

David.leahy@haystac.com.au

Website: http://www.naturesown.com.au

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