LSE:APN (Applied Nutrition Plc)

About APN

Applied Nutrition Plc is a sports nutrition, health, and wellness brand, which engages in the formulation and creation of nutrition products. The firm offers its products to professional athletes, fitness enthusiasts, gym lifestyle community, and people on diet. Its products include whey protein, hydration and vitamin water, energy gel, hydration powder, and protein shake, porridge, and cookie. The company was founded by Thomas Michael Ryder on July 15, 2014 and is headquartered in Knowsley, the United Kingdom.

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