THE SHARKS AND NUTRITECH ANNOUNCE PARTNERSHIP:
Durban, 12th March 2024: The Sharks are excited to welcome NUTRITECH, a proudly South African sports nutrition company, as an official partner. This partnership marks a significant milestone for both entities, bringing together the strength of The Sharks and the innovation of NUTRITECH.
Established in 2011, NUTRITECH has been a trailblazer in the sports supplement industry, disrupting norms with a perfect blend of nutrition and technology. The brand’s relentless commitment to innovation has positioned them at the forefront of the market, making waves and earning a reputation for excellence. The partnership with The Sharks reflects a shared commitment to pushing boundaries, embracing innovation, and delivering premium experiences to fans and consumers alike.
Commenting on the partnership, The Sharks Director of Rugby, Neil Powell said, “We are thrilled to have NUTRITECH join The Sharks family. Their commitment to ensuring athletes’ bodies are fueled using the best sports nutrition to safely aid their performance and recovery gives us the peace of mind that our team will be at their peak physically.”
“We look forward to the partnership with The Sharks, an iconic franchise in world rugby, known for their resilience, determination, and committed fanbase,” said Christopher Walton, Brand Director at NUTRITECH. “At NUTRITECH, we believe that fueling athletes with the highest quality sports nutrition will help them reach their full potential on and off the field. Our partnership with The Sharks exemplifies our shared values and commitment to supporting The Sharks players, and working alongside The Sharks to encourage and support the South African youth in pursuing rugby and sport as a viable career opportunity.”
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