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Алекс Боди и проф. д-р Дитер Лазик заключили договор о выпуске продуктов ALPHA WHEY и BODI Энергетический напиток

Алекс Боди делает ставку на научное сотрудничество и международные партнерства при развитии брендов ALPHA WHEY и BODI (Боди) Энергетический напиток. По словам руководителей проекта, ключевую роль играет немецкий многоотраслевой концерн, действующий на международном уровне: эта группа компаний участвует в финансировании проекта и может похвастаться 30-летней историей успеха.

Alex Bodi and Prof. Dr Dieter Lazik sign a contract for ALPHA WHEY and BODI Energy Drink

Alex Bodi is relying on scientific collaboration and international partnerships to build up ALPHA WHEY and BODI Energy Drink. According to those in charge of the project, a German conglomerate operating internationally is playing a central role: the group is providing financial backing for the venture and can look back on a 30-year track record of success.

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