5+ A Day announces Julia & Libby as new brand ambassadors
17th May 2016
For immediate release
5+ A Day announces Julia & Libby as new brand ambassadors
The 5+ A Day Charitable Trust is pleased to announce a new brand ambassador partnership with health and wellbeing bloggers, Julia & Libby.
In their roles as 5+ A Day Charitable Trust ambassadors, the Kiwi sisters will create recipes using fresh seasonal produce to feature on the 5+ A Day social media platforms. Julia & Libby also have a strong online presence with over 100,000 followers on Facebook and Instagram where they will share 5+ A Day messages.
The duo has garnered a strong and loyal following online since launching their blog five years ago when they started writing about improving their diets by eliminating highly-processed foods, and eating more healthily.
Today, they are strong advocates of
eating fresh, wholesome food for health and wellness. Julia
and Libby will highlight how easy and important it is to eat
fresh fruit and vegetables every day.
5+ A Day General
Manager, Paula Dudley, says the healthy lifestyle of the
sisters is an inspiration to everyone.
“Julia and Libby are in step with our values at the 5+ A Day Charitable Trust as they are great advocates for making healthy food choices,” says Paula. “They have shown how switching to a more nutritious diet can improve your quality of life. We are also impressed by how passionate they are about sharing their knowledge to empower others to take the steps towards a healthier lifestyle.”
Julia says they are excited about their new roles as ambassadors for 5+ A Day, which has the children of New Zealand as its beneficiaries.
Earlier this year, Julia and Libby launched their first cook book, Julia and Libby’s Wholefood Kitchen, which features easy-to-follow recipes for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Libby has a diploma in Nutrition and a Bachelor of Naturopathy. Julia is also continuing her studies towards becoming a naturopath.
About the 5+ A Day Charitable Trust
The 5+ A Day
Charitable Trust was formed in 2007 with the beneficiaries
being the children of New Zealand. The Trust is committed to
increasing the consumption of fresh fruit and vegetables for
better health in all New Zealanders. 5+ A Day focuses its
work in the education setting. Curricula-linked resources
promoting awareness, understanding and knowledge of the
importance of eating 5+ A Day are produced and distributed
free to educators.
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