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Alani Nu

5
Products
5
Ingredients
Unknown
Quality Status

Comprehensive Brand Analysis

Fast Facts

Founded: 2018 ([Congo Brands][1])
Headquarters: Louisville, Kentucky, USA (7201 Intermodal Drive, Suite A, Louisville KY 40258) ([Clay][2])
Ownership: Acquired by Celsius Holdings, Inc. (Nasdaq: CELH) in early 2025 for ~$1.65 billion net purchase price. ([SEC][3])
Key People: N/A

Company History & Milestones

• 2018: Brand launched by Katy Hearn & Haydn Schneider. ([Capitalism][4])
• 2021: Revenue reportedly grew ~335% from ~$68 million in 2020 to ~$228 million in 2021. ([Capitalism][4])
• Feb 2025: Celsius Holdings announced acquisition of Alani Nu for ~$1.8 billion. ([Celsius Holdings][5])
• Apr 2025: Acquisition completed and Alani Nu now operates within Celsius portfolio. ([Celsius Holdings][6])

Product & Manufacturing Profile

Core Products

N/A

Manufacturing Model

Brand states its supplements are manufactured in the USA in GMP-compliant facilities. ([Capitalism][4])

Quality Certifications

Some product listings claim “Manufactured in a GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) compliant facility.” ([Amazon][10])

Third-Party Testing

A greens powder review noted that although products are GMP-certified, publicly accessible third-party testing or COAs were not clearly provided. ([Garage Gym Reviews][11])

Transparency

Ingredient Sourcing

The brand emphasizes full ingredient disclosure (no proprietary blends) in certain product lines. ([Amazon][10]) The website states commitment to USA production. ([Alani Nu][7])

Published Testing

While GMP compliance is claimed, public disclosure of independent third-party lab results or batch-specific COAs appears limited. ([Garage Gym Reviews][11])

Sustainability

The brand currently provides limited publicly available information regarding environmental sustainability, sourcing traceability, or packaging recycling initiatives.

Trust Score

3/5
Trust Rating

Alani Nu demonstrates many positive attributes: a clearly stated founding date, recognized founders, U.S.-based headquarters, rapid growth, and strong retail presence. The brand also claims U.S. manufacturing and GMP facility use. On the other hand, the lack of widely published third-party testing, limited transparency around raw material sourcing and sustainability, and the heavy branding/influencer marketing raise some caution from a purely verification-based perspective.

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