LivBar Ushers in 2022 With Harmons Grocery Launch
Jan 11, 2022
Fans of LivBar in Utah can now get their hands on their favorite organic vegan nutrition bar through any of Harmons Grocery's 19 locations across the state. Liv Foods, Inc., makers of LivBar, recently announced the news about their award-winning products.
"In 2021, we worked on further innovating our products so that they became not only healthier-with a vegan shift and addition of ancient grains-but more allergy and earth-friendly as well," shares Wade Brooks, CEO of LivBar. "While we continue to innovate, it's important we expand our retail partnerships and make it easier for our customers to have more healthy choices. Partnering with Harmons, a well-loved neighborhood grocery chain, allows us to do that effectively in Utah."
Founded in 1932, Harmons is an upscale grocery chain that is committed to providing quality food for its customers. The store will carry LivBar's unique flavors, including Coffee Maple Cacao, Raspberry Maca, Lemongrass Cherry Matcha, and Blueberry Vanilla.
LivBar is a leading USDA certified organic and Non-GMO Project Verified nutrition bar that's made with superfood and other immunity-supporting ingredients. The brand is famous for its commitment to organic, plant-based, healthy living and sustainability. They are the only brand that packs their products in compostable wrappers. LivBar products are available in all 50 states, including national retailers like Sprouts, Whole Foods, Fresh Thyme, Bristol Farms, Hy-Vee, and Natural Grocers, among many others.
For more information, you may visit www.livbar.com and follow @livbars on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.
About LivBar
LivBar was founded in 2012 in Salem, Oregon by two nutrition and fitness experts, Jan and Gabe Johansen. When Jan could not find a truly healthy energy bar made from only real foods for her nutrition clients, she created the LivBar recipes. LivBars are crunchy and chewy and come in five delicious flavors: Coffee Maple Cacao, Raspberry Maca, Blueberry Vanilla, Ginger Lemon Turmeric and Lemongrass Cherry Matcha.
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