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GNC Continues Product Lineup Changes Under Harbin Pharmaceutical Ownership

 
• By Hannah Daniel

After selling to Harbin Pharmaceutical Holding Group Co. LLC in 2021, GNC continues to expand its product line by adding Bucked Up LFG pre-workout supplement to its websites and stores nationwide.

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• Source: Alamy

GNC Holdings Inc. continues shuffling its lineup of products and expands its pre-workout selection by making Bucked Up LFG, formulated to support fat loss, available exclusively in its US stores and online.

GNC is "the exclusive retailer behind the launch of LFG, an exciting addition to Bucked Up's already impressive product portfolio," said Kevin Maloberti, GNC’s

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