KOS, the plant-based protein and daily nutrient-rich blends, recently announced a new strategetic partnership with United Natural Foods Inc. (UNFI), KeHE and C&S Wholesale Grocers to be available at Whole Foods Market Nationwide. Consumers can now purchase KOS' award-winning Organic Plant-Based Proteins in Vanilla and Chocolate, Show Me The Greens Veggie Blend, and Love You Berry Much Reds Blend at more than 400 Whole Foods retailers.
KOS originally launched in 2018 and was born from a need to provide an additive-free, plant-based protein with a "message of physiological redemption as key to healing both Self and Planet." All of the plant-based foods are made responsibly in small batches without the use of artificial ingredients.
Plant-Based Milk-Alternative Proteins
KOS Will Now Be Available At Whole Foods Nationwide
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