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News|Articles|September 9, 2024
GNC announces that Huel products will now be sold in stores and on its website
Author(s)Sebastian Krawiec
GNC has announced that Huel products will now be available in GNC stores and on GNC.com.
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GNC (Pittsburgh, PA) has announced that Huel products will now be available in GNC stores and on GNC.com. Huel’s line of nutritionally complete, plant-based foods includes their Black Edition ready-to-drink meals, Complete Nutrition Bars, Daily Greens, and Energy+ Drinks.
“We’re thrilled to introduce Huel to GNC’s customers nationwide and are excited to welcome Hueligans into the GNC community,” said Michael Costello, CEO of GNC, in a
"Our customers are looking for smarter, more sustainable ways to nourish their bodies," added Julian Hearn, founder and CMO of Huel. "By partnering with GNC, we're excited to bring Huel’s benefits to an even broader audience."
According to the company, each of Huel’s products contain an “optimal balance” of macronutrients and 27 essential vitamins and minerals.
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