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Cheribundi Expands Tart Cherry Recovery Line to Sam’s Club

More than 300 Sam’s Club locations across the United States now stock Cheribundi’s tart cherry recovery pouches in a new 12-pack format. The expansion aims to bridge the gap between elite sports nutrition programs and the daily routines of active households, weekend competitors, and student athletes.

Cheribundi Expands Tart Cherry Recovery Line to Sam’s Club
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Each pouch contains the equivalent of 60 Montmorency tart cherries, processed without added sweeteners or fillers. The product relies on naturally occurring polyphenols and anthocyanins, compounds supported by two decades of research for their role in muscle recovery and soreness reduction. By moving into the bulk-retail space, the brand intends to normalize recovery as a consistent habit rather than a sporadic post-game necessity.

Marc Seguin, CEO of parent company NextFoods, noted that the move is designed to accommodate the heavy training schedules of modern families. The 12-packs are currently positioned within the health and wellness sections of participating stores. Based in Boulder, Colorado, NextFoods oversees both Cheribundi and the probiotic brand GoodBelly, maintaining a presence in over 20,000 retail outlets nationwide.

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