The Orlando Magic announces its new partnership with Nutrilite Men's and Women's Packs of vitamins, marking a new collaboration for the NBA. The focus is improving the health and nutrition of athletes on and off the court. Nutrilite is a globally leading brand that specializes in developing vitamins and dietary supplements that are grown, harvested, and processed on its very own certified organic farms.
The packs are developed to cater to both men and women, made up of a blend of different vitamins, minerals, and phytonutrients. These are organized to help provide the right amount and blend of foundational nutrition that is unique to those who take it. Amway's North America Chief Marketing Officer, Kelli Templeton states, "it’s a perfect match and exciting to see health and wellness take ‘center court’ in a partnership like this. Highlighting the importance of living a healthy, balanced life with the best of nature and science is what we have been known for over the past 85 years."
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