Etera Foods Launches First Plant-Based Muscle Recovery Bar With Non-Hemp Derived CBD

Jun 10, 2021

Superfood Bars with Optimal Macronutrient Ratios and Highest Quality CBD

The After Bar Lineup
Original Harvest Trail, Antioxidant Berry Fusion, and Dark Chocolate Cherry Matcha

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. - June 10, 2021 - (Newswire.com)

Etera Foods introduces a new category of post-workout muscle recovery bars with the launch of their first product, The After Bar. Etera Foods is committed to redefining "recovery" by introducing a product that boosts both the body and mind after a workout. Made with non-hemp-derived CBD and macronutrient optimized, plant-based ingredients - The After Bar is a holistic recovery product.

The After Bar is available in three superfood-based flavors: Dark Chocolate Cherry Matcha, Antioxidant Berry Fusion, and Original Harvest Trail. These bars contain whole inclusions and nutrient-rich ingredients. Ingredients like ceremonial-grade matcha, anti-inflammatory turmeric, Polynesian noni, and exotic dragon fruit bring rich variety to the typical flavors seen in the bar category. All three flavors of The After Bar are 100% vegan, soy-free, gluten-free, and non-GMO.

"After two years of research and development, Etera Foods has taken the gap between flavor and fa aunctionality in stride," said CEO and Founder Blake Godlove. The concept for The After Bar came from dissatisfaction with other bar's Nutritionals and flavor. Each flavor contains a blend of omega-rich Sacha Inchi protein and pea protein, providing 14 grams of protein. Paired with natural carbohydrates from the fruit as well as healthy fats from nuts, The After Bar contains a balanced macronutrient ratio for optimized recovery.

The After Bar's PureForm CBD is incredibly high-quality CBD that is derived from citrus, not hemp, so it can never contain THC. The technology used to extract CBD from citrus terpenes (aromatic compounds in oranges) involves no toxic solvents and preserves their organic essence. "The After Bar is in a unique position by way of our partnership with PureForm Global," said Godlove. "By utilizing their citrus-derived CBD, we can offer consumers a completely risk-free form of CBD that has all of the amazing recovery benefits, without the possibility of a THC inclusion." Each After Bar contains 20 mg of PureForm CBD.

The After Bar is available on The After Bar website to buy a sampler pack of 6 bars at $24.99.

Learn more about Etera Foods and The After Bar at theafterbar.com.

About Etera Foods

Etera Foods is a Beverly Hills-based food company founded on the principles of creating delicious, functional snacks by leveraging nature and innovative technology.

Their products represent the highest level of quality and integrity to yield maximum results while supporting the goal of providing full transparency of their ingredients.

Press Contact

Ross Kleinberg

KBERG Media

[email protected]

917-770-0351

Socials @TheAfterBar

Press Release Service by Newswire.com

Original Source: Etera Foods Launches First Plant-Based Muscle Recovery Bar With Non-Hemp Derived CBD

More News

Oct 21, 2026

Japan wins men’s team gold at world gymnastics championships

Oct 21, 2026

PBA: Magnolia clinches Group B top seed as young guns fire away vs. Rain or Shine

Oct 21, 2026

Formula 1 star Perez considers early retirement amid Cadillac project

MEXICO CITY — Sergio “Checo” Pérez has been back in Formula 1 for less than a season and is already contemplating retirement. The Mexican driver said Tuesday that bringing Cadillac into a leading role in the sport’s top tier will take time, but he does not plan on competing with the team for much longer. “It’s a project that requires more time than I initially thought,” Pérez said in an interview with Televisa network. “I think giving a specific number (of years) is difficult, but it won’t be much longer.” The 36-year-old Pérez missed last season when Red Bull dropped him, but returned with Cadillac as it made its debut in the top category. His best results this season are a pair of 14th-place finishes. In addition, he has retired from five races due to various issues. “People who understand Formula 1 know the level I am driving at. It brought me great satisfaction to prove to myself that the circumstances of recent years were what kept me from showing my full talent,” he added. Cadillac, which also has Valtteri Bottas driving for the team, is bottom of the constructors’ championship, having yet to score a single point. “I’m aware that we are much closer to the end than the beginning, but that’s why I want to fully enjoy these Grands Prix — they are a dream,” Pérez said. Pérez explained that a key reason for considering retirement is wanting to spend more time with his wife, Carola Martínez, and their four children. “What really holds me back (from continuing) is my kids. I would love to stay as long as Fernando (Alonso), for example, but my children are at an age where I want to be around more,” he added. For now, Pérez is gearing up to compete in the United States Grand Prix later this week before heading to his home race, the Mexican Grand Prix, where he will reach 300 Formula 1 starts. “I’m excited about projects outside of motorsport,” he said. “I want to finish my time in Formula 1 on a high note, and all I can say is that we will know when (I retire) soon.”