Shadow Beverages, GNC Team Up To Launch Nutritional Ready-to-drink GNC Beverage

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4/26/2012 8:59 AM ET

Shadow Beverages, one of the fastest growing independent beverage companies, and GNC Holdings, Inc. (GNC: Quote) announced the launch of a new nutritional, ready-to-drink GNC beverage line now available in Arizona and Nevada store locations.

The new GNC line consists of 14 beverages featuring scientifically advanced nutrition across the Sports Nutrition, Nutritional Waters and Protein Nutrition categories. It includes "XP" - extreme performance drinks -- designed for the experienced athlete and "Active" beverages formulated to meet the hydration and metabolic needs of everyday fitness enthusiasts.

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