Little Bigshot, a new energy drink, has been launched into the Nigerian market with experts affirming that the product is a healthy drink for everyone (eight years and above) including pregnant women.
Elias Elliot, managing director of Elias Elliot international Limited, who owns the franchise for Little Bigshot in Africa, speaking at the launch in Lagos, weekend, said the product is made of 100 percent natural substance/flavour, caffeine and taurine free and has deep ocean minerals that can only be found in Japan and Hawaii.
The product owner, N.I. UK, is based in the United Kingdom.
Bigshot energy drink has three flavours which are the apple, berry and orange but in the market.
However, only the berry flavour is currently available in the market. The product is made from the goodness of mother nature, natural fruits, B-complex, deep ocean water and ginseng which give the consumer natural healthy boost.
According to Elliot, “it is rich in Vitamin B that is involved in releasing energy from food, help convert tiredness and fatigue and contribute to the maintenance of various metabolic processes with deep ocean minerals that are naturally purified minerals from the sea bird which enhance your daily performances.
This nutrient enhance the immune system making you feel replenish/refreshing and full of life.
Elliot said Little Bigshot is the only energy drink that is caffeine and taurine free and therefore good for vegetarians.
The product according to him has no preservatives with a life span of 24 months. Elias Elliot international Ltd plans to build factory for the local production of the product is to be sited in Ogun State soon.
The performance of the product in the U.K market, according to Elliot, is very high as it is available in super stores like the TESCO superstores among others. The product has been registered by NAFDAC.
Wednesday, 3 December 2014
Little Bigshot energy drink launched into Nigerian market
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