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General Mills (NYSE:GIS) brand EPIC launched a new line of EPIC Sticks using grass fed beef and free range chicken. The latest EPIC Sticks are positioned as high protein, on the go snacks made without unwanted additives.

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General Mills, through its EPIC brand, has already launched EPIC Sticks, a four flavor meat snack line using 100% grass fed beef or free range chicken with gluten free, dairy free and Paleo friendly positioning.

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General Mills (GIS) just pushed further into high protein snacking with the launch of EPIC Sticks, a new meat stick line positioned around clean-label, on-the-go protein and specific dietary preferences.

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