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Paine Schwartz Acquires Promix Nutrition and Supplements Business

Dec. 17, 2024
The private equity firm also has invested in Suja Life and Urban Farmer.

Private equity firm Paine Schwartz Partners recently bought Promix LLC, a marketer of low sugar/high-protein bars, protein mixes, nutritional supplements and vitamins. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Founded in 2014, Promix is headquartered in Gainesville, Fla., and produces and markets “high-quality and clean ingredient” (“No Artificial Anything”) nutritional products. All formulas are owned and developed in-house, with the supply chain controlled by Promix. Products are free of fillers, gums, hormones, glyphosate, GMO, gluten, soy, antibiotics and hormones.

Currently, the company’s products are sold through direct-to-consumer channels, Amazon and small wholesalers, although Paine Schwartz’s announcement promised channel expansion. Promix’s Founder and CEO Albert Matheny, Co-Founder and Chief Brand Officer Devon Levesque and Chief Operating Officer Ryan Lockwood will continue to lead the business.

Paine Schwartz also has invested in Suja Life and Urban Farmer.

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