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GoodBelly, Cheribundi merge under NextFoods platform - Vimarsana News

GoodBelly, Cheribundi merge under NextFoods platform

Merger will provide NextFoods with options in the sports nutrition and gut health categories.

GoodBelly maker NextFoods acquires tart cherry beverage Cheribundi - Vimarsana News

GoodBelly maker NextFoods acquires tart cherry beverage Cheribundi

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Cheribundi Expands Product Portfolio With Launch of 32 Ounce Concentrate - Vimarsana News

Cheribundi Expands Product Portfolio With Launch of 32 Ounce Concentrate

Cheribundi, the leader in natural recovery products, announced the launch of 32 ounce Pure Concentrate to broaden the brand’s already extensive portfolio.

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Cheribundi Launches New Tart Cherry Immunity and Sleep Concentrates for Recovery - Vimarsana News

Cheribundi Launches New Tart Cherry Immunity and Sleep Concentrates for Recovery

PORTLAND, Ore. – Cheribundi, the leader in performance wellness products, announced today the launch of two new tart cherry-based products to their extensive recovery portfolio: Immunity and Sleep Concentrates. These premium products feature tart cherries, the most antioxidant-rich superfruit in the world, carefully blended through Cheribundi’s proprietary juice extraction process. The grab-and-go concentrates contain new powerful ingredients for maximum recovery: ginger and vitamin C in Immunity and melatonin and magnesium in Sleep – making for an easy, yet effective ritual anyone can ...

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Dispelling the myths of direct-to-consumer - Vimarsana News

Dispelling the myths of direct-to-consumer

Rather than seeing direct-to-consumer as competition, retailers should recognize its significant potential to boost sales