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Will The Rising Tide Of Rx Omega-3s Float The Fish Oil Supplement Market?

This article was originally published in The Pink Sheet Daily

Executive Summary

Nutritional industry stakeholders say the jury is still out on how omega-3 pharmaceuticals will affect the supplement space long-term, but supplement marketers should do everything they can to step up their game.

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