A-State, Sany Nutrition Group Partner with Beyond Resilience x Red Wolves Protein Snack

JONESBORO – Arkansas State University officials are excited to partner with Sany Nutrition Group, a local Jonesboro manufacturing company, to launch its new protein snack, Beyond Resilience x Red Wolves. The limited-edition caramel chocolate protein crunch bars will be available starting at 5 p.m. today during the Great A-State Tailgate, [read more…]

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A-State, Sany Nutrition Group Partner with Beyond Resilience x Red Wolves Protein Snack

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