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Date:5/15/2008

elopment expertise and is the recipient of the 2008 Natural Products Association Industry Champion Award. The Natural Products Association Industry Champion Award recognizes individuals who have made notable contributions to the natural products industry above and beyond commercial success. For more information on Vectomega(R) or EuroPharma(R), please contact Lisa Joski at Ljoski@EuroPharmaUSA.com, 920-406-6506, or visit http://www.EuroPharmaUSA.com.

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