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|Articles|November 5, 2018
Protein drink mix for sports nutrition launching at SupplySide West in innovative package
Author(s)Jennifer Grebow
The drink mix will be introduced in a unique, award-winning shaker pack.
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Innophos Holdings Inc. (Cranbury, NJ) will introduce a new, unique protein drink mix for sports nutrition at the upcoming SupplySide West trade show. The company says that the Aminogen Advanced protease blend drink mix enhances protein absorption and supports sports nutrition and active lifestyles. The drink mix will be introduced in a unique, award-winning shaker pack.
“We are thrilled to showcase our innovative Aminogen Advance protease blend in a unique drink mix that targets sports nutrition and active lifestyles,” said Kim Ann Mink, PhD, chairman, president, and CEO of Innophos, in a press release. “Using ingredients that enhance protein absorption, we formulated a product that delivers on our brand promise to create science-based solutions that improve quality of life and respond to growing consumer demands.”
Learn more at SupplySide West Booth #2758.
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