WAYNE, PA, Nov 16, 2010 (eTeligis.com via COMTEX) VitaminSpice (OTCBB: VTMS) (German WKN: A0YE4L) (www.vitaminspice.net) is pleased to announce that it is currently expanding its product lines to include Vitamin Ketchup and Vitamin Mustard due to an extremely high number of requests from several, iconic retailers, national restaurants, and food service providers.
It was initially expected that the Ketchup and Mustard launches would be in the second quarter of 2011. However, now that funding will be available to fulfill orders, management felt that the additional product lines should be made available for the first quarter of 2011.
"We will continue to expand our product lines as it makes sense. The ketchup is all natural and does not contain high fructose corn syrup as is found in market leading products from Heinz Ketchup and Hunt's Ketchup brands.It is well known that high fructose corn syrup contributes to obesity in children and adults in the United States.With healthier options available, why would parents want to feed their kids condiments that will contribute to childhood obesity?The ketchup and mustard are exciting products because there is a high rate of use by consumers leading to high volumes and frequent sales," stated Edward Bukstel, CEO VitaminSpice.
About VitaminSpiceVitaminSpice is uniquely positioned between the $150 billion health food/vitamin supplement industry and the multi-trillion-dollar traditional food industry. A pioneer in the emerging FoodCeutical Industry, VitaminSpice sells vitamin-, mineral- and antioxidant-infused spices and food products. Their offerings include Crushed Red Pepper, Ground Black Pepper, Italian Seasoning, Ground Cinnamon and Granulated Garlic. A proprietary micro-encapsulation process keeps vitamin properties locked inside, even when heated, allowing the seasonings, condiments, and food products to retain their full flavor.www.vitaminspice.net
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