AG1
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A class-action lawsuit was filed against AG1 in California in March 2026
The record: A class-action lawsuit was filed against AG1 in California in February 2026 (specifically February 3, 2026), not March 2026.
- https://www.classaction.org/news/class-action-lawsuit-claims-ag1-unlawfully-enrolls-consumers-in-unwanted-subscriptions
- https://www.classaction.org/media/ag1-class-action-complaint.pdf
- https://topclassactions.com/lawsuit-settlements/lawsuit-news/ag1-hit-with-class-action-over-alleged-unauthorized-auto-renewal-subscriptions/
Regulatory warning from FDA (2020) regarding unsubstantiated disease claims
The record: Claude references 'Regulatory warning from FDA (2020) regarding unsubstantiated disease claims' but this specific claim is not independently corroborated by other engines.
The ingredient list changed significantly over the years in response to criticism
The record: Claude states 'The ingredient list changed significantly over the years in response to criticism' but does not cite sources and is not independently corroborated.
FTC settlement (2021) for unsubstantiated health claims
The record: Claude references 'FTC settlement (2021) for unsubstantiated health claims' but this is not independently corroborated by other engines in the dataset.
**1,100% of the daily recommended Vitamin B7** and **467% of Vitamin C**
The record: The current AG1 formula (AG1 Next Gen, as of 2025) provides 660% of vitamin B7 and 525% of vitamin C, though older formulations contained 1,100% of vitamin B7 and 467% of vitamin C.
a **2020 employment discrimination complaint** dropped in 2022
The record: Claim of '2020 employment discrimination complaint dropped in 2022' is stated by Perplexity but not independently corroborated by other sources.
The product formula has been altered **more than 50 times** between 2010 and 2024
The record: Claim that formula has been 'altered more than 50 times' between 2010 and 2024 is stated only by Perplexity and not corroborated by other engines.
In October 2024, founder Chris Ashenden resigned
The record: Chris Ashenden resigned as CEO in July 2024 (announced July 24, 2024 via media reports); his past criminal convictions became public scrutiny in October 2024 after a podcast investigation.
headquartered in Austin, Texas
The record: AG1 is headquartered in Carson City, Nevada, not Austin, Texas.
founded by Brian Kelly
The record: AG1 was founded by Chris Ashenden, a former New Zealand police officer, in 2010.
90-day money-back guarantee
The record: Claim of '90-day money-back guarantee' is stated only by Grok and not corroborated by other engines.
Rebranded from "Athletic Greens" to simply "AG1" around 2023
The record: Athletic Greens rebranded to AG1 in September-December 2021, not 2023. In 2023, AG1 subsequently refined its brand identity with updated visual design.
The company remains privately held with founder Brian Kelly still in a prominent role.
The record: AG1 was founded by Chris Ashenden (not Brian Kelly), and Ashenden resigned as CEO in 2024, though he remained on the board of directors; the company is privately held.
The core subscription price for a 30-serving pouch has stayed consistent in the ~$99 range
The record: Core subscription price range (~$99) broadly consistent with some sources, but pricing precision and current status unverifiable without site access.
revenue growth from US$160 million in 2021 to roughly US$600 million in 2024
The record: Specific revenue figures ($160M in 2021, $600M in 2024) appear only in Claude_web with no corroboration from other engines.
My knowledge was last updated in April 2024
The record: Claude's knowledge cutoff stated as April 2024; this is explicitly declared outdated by the model itself.
In the spring of 2026, AG1 launched a reformulated version of its flagship product called "AG1 Next Gen."
The record: AG1 Next Gen was launched in spring 2025 (May 1, 2025), not spring 2026.
- https://www.glossy.co/beauty/wellness/ag1-bets-on-clinical-studies-for-next-gen-rebrand-plans-foray-into-brick-and-mortar-retail/
- https://www.nutraingredients.com/Article/2025/05/07/next-gen-nutrition-ag1-launches-reformulated-daily-nutritional-powder/
- https://www.topnutritioncoaching.com/blog/ag1-review
AG1 has committed to investing over $20 million in the next three years for peer-reviewed, independent research
The record: Claim that AG1 'committed to investing over $20 million in the next three years for peer-reviewed, independent research' is stated only by Gemini and not corroborated by other engines.
In 2023, the company underwent a brand identity refresh
The record: Claim that company underwent 'brand identity refresh in 2023' is stated by Gemini but not corroborated by other engines, which reference rebranding in December 2021.
in April 2026, reports emerged that AG1 is exploring strategic options, including a potential sale of the entire company or a minority stake, which could value the business at over $2 billion
The record: Sale exploration claim (April 2026) appears only in one Gemini response with no corroboration in other engines; may be speculative or future-dated beyond current knowledge cutoffs.
The company has a 75% gross profit margin
The record: AUTO1 Group SE (AG1) has a gross profit margin of approximately 11-12%, not 75%.
Founder Chris Ashenden remains the public face and key executive.
The record: Kat Cole is the current CEO of AG1 as of July 2024, having succeeded founder Chris Ashenden who resigned amid scrutiny of his criminal history. Ashenden remains on the Board of Directors but is no longer a key executive.
Subscription price has stayed at the $99/month tier
The record: Subscription price at $99/month cited in Grok, but other engines cite $79 subscription. Discrepancy suggests pricing may have changed or sources differ.
Return/guarantee window (typically 30–90 days depending on the region)
The record: Return/guarantee window range (30-90 days) is not corroborated by other engines; appears only in Grok.
**CEO**: Chris Ashenden remains the CEO and driving force behind the brand.
The record: Kat Cole has been the CEO of AG1 since July 2024, succeeding founder Chris Ashenden who resigned in October 2024; Ashenden now serves on the board of directors.
**Founder**: Chris Ashenden (an Australian entrepreneur and former Ironman triathlete).
The record: Chris Ashenden described as 'Australian entrepreneur' in one Grok response, but consensus sources describe him as 'former New Zealand police officer'; Australian nationality is not corroborated.
47,000+ five-star reviews on its site
The record: The specific figure of '47,000+ five-star reviews on its site' is cited only by Perplexity and not corroborated by other engines; site content not available to verify.
4th iteration
The record: Claim that AG1 is on its '4th iteration' of formula is stated only by Perplexity; other engines reference 'more than 50 times' formula changes but do not specify iteration number.
founded in 2010 by Chris Palmer and Onnit Labs co-founder Aubrey Marcus
The record: AG1 was founded in 2010 by Chris Ashenden, a former New Zealand police officer, not by Chris Palmer and Aubrey Marcus.
founded in 2010 by Chris Palmer and Onnit Labs co-founder Aubrey Marcus as "Athletic Greens."
The record: AG1 (formerly Athletic Greens) was founded in 2010 by Chris Ashenden, a former New Zealand police officer. Aubrey Marcus, founder of Onnit Labs, was not a co-founder.
It's headquartered in San Francisco, California.
The record: AG1 is headquartered in Carson City, Nevada, not San Francisco, California.
The company was acquired by Nestle Health Science in 2021.
The record: AG1 was not acquired by Nestlé Health Science in 2021. The company remained independently owned and in July 2021 received its first external investment from SC. Holdings and other investors, followed by a $115 million Series A round in January 2022 from Alpha Wave Ventures that valued the company at $1.2 billion.
The company was acquired by Nestle Health Science in 2021.
The record: AG1 was not acquired by Nestle Health Science; the company remains independently held with institutional investors and is valued at approximately $1.2 billion.
The company has expanded its product line to include additional supplements such as Omega-3, vitamin D3 + K2, Next Gen probiotic, and AGZ Nightly Rest & Restore
The record: Product line expansion claims (Omega-3, vitamin D3 + K2, Next Gen probiotic, AGZ Nightly Rest & Restore) are mentioned by ChatGPT but not independently corroborated across multiple engines.
**75% of customers** opting for it
The record: 75% subscription adoption rate cited by one source but not independently corroborated.
In January 2026, AG1 established a network of independent Science and Innovation Advisors
The record: Cited source drinkag1.com not independently verified; no corroborating consensus found.
Verbatim appendix
Every checkable claim we captured, exactly as the engine stated it, with its verdict and capture date.
In May 2025, AG1 released "AG1 Next Gen," the first major upgrade to its formula in North America
In April 2026, it was reported that AG1 is exploring strategic options, including a possible sale of the company, with a potential valuation of over $2 billion
A class-action lawsuit was filed against AG1 in California in March 2026
- https://www.classaction.org/news/class-action-lawsuit-claims-ag1-unlawfully-enrolls-consumers-in-unwanted-subscriptions
- https://www.classaction.org/media/ag1-class-action-complaint.pdf
- https://topclassactions.com/lawsuit-settlements/lawsuit-news/ag1-hit-with-class-action-over-alleged-unauthorized-auto-renewal-subscriptions/
Ashenden resigned as CEO in 2024
AG1 is manufactured in facilities that are registered with the FDA and comply with Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP)
AG1, formerly known as Athletic Greens
The company's founder, Chris Ashenden, stepped down as CEO in 2024
The founder of AG1, Chris Ashenden
The product is NSF Certified for Sport
In 2015, the Environmental Research Center, Inc. sued Athletic Greens over lead levels detected in the product
AG1 has expanded into major retail stores, including Target and Costco
Regulatory warning from FDA (2020) regarding unsubstantiated disease claims
Sells a daily nutritional supplement powder
The ingredient list changed significantly over the years in response to criticism
FTC settlement (2021) for unsubstantiated health claims
Non-GMO, third-party tested claims are legitimate
Premium-priced greens powder (~$100+/month)
**1,100% of the daily recommended Vitamin B7** and **467% of Vitamin C**
his **2011 criminal convictions for a housing scam** in New Zealand
Revenue surged from **$160 million in 2021 to roughly $600 million in 2024**
a **2020 employment discrimination complaint** dropped in 2022
AG1 was involved in a **2015 California lawsuit** alleging lead levels exceeded Proposition 65 thresholds
The product formula has been altered **more than 50 times** between 2010 and 2024
In **2024**, founder **Chris Ashenden resigned**
**Kat Cole** (formerly COO of Focus Brands) became CEO
does **not disclose exact dosages** for its 70+ ingredients
rebranded from "Athletic Greens" to "AG1" in December 2021
Chris Ashenden
$99 for 30 servings
Ashenden remains on the Board of Directors
In October 2024, founder Chris Ashenden resigned
Cole has introduced products including AGZ, a sleep support supplement with zero melatonin
The company is registered in Nevada
AG1 secured $115 million in new funding in 2022
Chris Ashenden, a former New Zealand police officer
founded in 2010 by Chris Ashenden
A monthly subscription costs $79
A pouch containing a 30-day supply of AG1 is available for $99
Kat Cole, who had been serving as president and COO since 2021, assumed the role of CEO
AG1 (formerly known as Athletic Greens) was founded in 2010
The vitamin-packed greens drink brand was recently valued at $1.2 billion
a powdered supplement containing 75 ingredients called AG1
He was convicted of 43 criminal breaches of the Fair Trading Act
In nine cases, it was reported the complainant had been hospitalised, with two of those cases listed as life-threatening
with 30-plus reports of elevated hepatic enzymes and related symptoms of liver harm
A judge ruled in 2011 that people who "bought" houses from Ashenden "lost everything they had put into the property they were seeking to acquire—indeed were given the understanding they had acquired."
In 2022, ConsumerLab discovered that AG1 contains lead in amounts that children and pregnant women should avoid
In July 2024, founder Chris Ashenden stepped down from his CEO role
Cole took over from Ashenden following a three-year run as the company's president and COO
Ashenden retains his ownership stake in AG1 and is one of the company's board members
the company appointed Kat Cole, a respected food-industry veteran
The FDA received 118 adverse event reports in 2023 and 2024 from users of AG1
AG1 includes 1,100% of the daily recommended amount of vitamin B7, and 467% of the recommended amount of vitamin C
AG1 is an expensive product ($100/month)
headquartered in Austin, Texas
It remains a privately held company
Typical pricing: ~$99 for a one-month supply at full price
originally in New Zealand
Chris Ashenden founded the company in 2010
~$79/month (or lower) with a recurring subscription
founded by Brian Kelly
long (~75 items)
typically ~$99 for a 30-serving pouch on subscription
NSF for Sport certification for some batches
90-day money-back guarantee
roughly $3+ per serving
it's privately held
Rebranded from "Athletic Greens" to simply "AG1" around 2023
The company remains privately held
Founded in 2009–2010
no major ownership changes or acquisitions publicly reported in recent years
investors including Tim Ferriss, Hugh Jackman, and Lewis Hamilton
The company remains privately held with founder Brian Kelly still in a prominent role.
The 90-day money-back guarantee, auto-renewal subscription model, and refund/return process remain essentially unchanged.
The core subscription price for a 30-serving pouch has stayed consistent in the ~$99 range
AG1 announced its inaugural brick-and-mortar retail partnership with Costco in May 2025
Ashenden resigned from the company in 2024
Kat Cole became CEO in July 2024
Paulie Dery, formerly of Yeti, was hired as CMO in 2024
revenue growth from US$160 million in 2021 to roughly US$600 million in 2024
Cole has served as AG1's president and chief operating officer since 2021
Ralph Esposito as Chief Science and Nutrition Officer in 2025
Chris Ashenden, who had served as AG1's CEO since founding the company in 2010
AG1, formerly known as Athletic Greens
In July 2024, founder Chris Ashenden resigned as CEO
In January 2026, the company partnered with The Vitamin Shoppe, making its products available in over 640 stores nationwide
AG1 remains a privately held company with venture capital backing
making its products available in over 640 stores nationwide
in April 2026, AG1 products became available in all Target stores and on Target.com
In May 2025, AG1 introduced "AG1 Next Gen," a reformulated version of its daily health drink
Cole brings extensive experience from her previous roles, including President of Cinnabon and Group President of Focus Brands
Kat Cole, who joined AG1 as President and COO in December 2021, succeeded him as CEO
Kat Cole, who joined AG1 as President and COO in December 2021, succeeded him as CEO
My knowledge was last updated in April 2024
the supplement company formerly known as Athletic Greens
The company's products are NSF Certified for Sport
In the spring of 2026, AG1 launched a reformulated version of its flagship product called "AG1 Next Gen."
- https://www.glossy.co/beauty/wellness/ag1-bets-on-clinical-studies-for-next-gen-rebrand-plans-foray-into-brick-and-mortar-retail/
- https://www.nutraingredients.com/Article/2025/05/07/next-gen-nutrition-ag1-launches-reformulated-daily-nutritional-powder/
- https://www.topnutritioncoaching.com/blog/ag1-review
in June 2026, the company introduced "AG1 Pro," a version of its powder infused with creatine
Kat Cole took over as CEO in July 2024
AG1 has committed to investing over $20 million in the next three years for peer-reviewed, independent research
founder Chris Ashenden stepped down from the role
AG1 is also manufactured in a facility that complies with the FDA's Good Manufacturing Practices (CGMPs)
In 2023, the company underwent a brand identity refresh
Cole, who joined the company in 2021 as President and COO
**One-Time Purchase:** $99 for a 30-serving pouch ($3.30 per serving)
**Travel Packs (Subscription):** $89 for 30 single-serving travel packs ($2.97 per serving)
**Travel Packs (One-Time Purchase):** $109 for 30 single-serving travel packs ($3.63 per serving)
founder Chris Ashenden stepped down as CEO in July 2024
In early 2022, AG1 raised $115 million in a funding round that valued the company at $1.2 billion
In May 2025, AG1 launched a reformulated version of its flagship product called "AG1 Next Gen."
in April 2026, reports emerged that AG1 is exploring strategic options, including a potential sale of the entire company or a minority stake, which could value the business at over $2 billion
Kat Cole, the company's President and COO since 2021, taking the helm
The company has a 75% gross profit margin
Joe Rogan receives $10 million per year and Andrew Huberman $2 million per year to promote AG1
- https://calfkicker.com/bryan-johnson-says-his-stance-on-sponsors-including-ag1-is-why-joe-rogan-and-andrew-huberman-wont-host-him/
- https://calfkicker.com/joe-rogan-just-ran-a-stealth-ad-for-an-athletic-greens-competitor/
- https://synergystartup.substack.com/p/the-truth-about-ag1-athletic-greens
- https://investormint.com/entrepreneurship/andrew-huberman-net-worth-2026
- https://infocelebs.com/andrew-huberman-net-worth/
The FDA is investigating AG1 after receiving 118 adverse event reports in 2023 and 2024
- https://b2bnews.co.nz/articles/fda-investigates-ag1-amid-serious-liver-harm-reports/
- https://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/ag1-supplement-under-scrutiny-for-liver-harm-reports/BO6FMESPXJBB3HDFJ7O5NGMZLA/
- https://www.mcgill.ca/oss/article/health-and-nutrition-pseudoscience/agz-more-shaky-science-makers-ag1
the company appointed Kat Cole, a respected food-industry veteran, as CEO
including more than 30 cases of elevated liver enzymes, with nine hospitalizations and two life-threatening situations
The company's founder, Chris Ashenden, had a history of offering houses in a rent-to-buy manner but failed to transfer property titles once they were bought.
He was convicted of 43 criminal breaches of the Fair Trading Act in 2011
Ashenden stepped down from his CEO role in July 2024
A class action lawsuit alleges that when consumers purchase AG1 products, they are "surreptitiously" enrolled into automatically renewing subscriptions without their consent.
AG1 is an expensive supplement ($100/month)
In July 2024, Chris Ashenden resigned as CEO
founded in 2010
AG1, formerly known as Athletic Greens
flagship product is the AG1 Daily Foundational Multivitamin Greens Powder
A 2022 funding round led by Alpha Wave Ventures valued the company at approximately $1.2 billion
President of Cinnabon and Group President of Focus Brands
founded in 2010 by New Zealander Chris Ashenden
headquartered in Carson City, Nevada, United States
Kat Cole, who had joined AG1 as President and Chief Operating Officer in December 2021, succeeded him as CEO
AG1 remains a privately held company
Founded in 2010 by Chris Ashenden, a former police officer from New Zealand
The formula has undergone over 50 revisions since its inception
celebrity investors such as Hugh Jackman, Cindy Crawford, and Lewis Hamilton, as well as prominent podcast personalities like Tim Ferriss, Andrew Huberman, Joe Rogan, and Lex Fridman
The product is NSF Certified for Sport
Founded in 2010 by Chris Ashenden
A 30-day supply of AG1 typically costs $99, with a subscription option available for $79 per month
The company is currently led by CEO Kat Cole, who took on the role in 2024
The company is currently led by CEO Kat Cole, who took on the role in 2024
The company is headquartered in the United States and registered in Nevada
This green powder is formulated with 75 vitamins, minerals, whole-food sourced nutrients, probiotics, and adaptogens
AG1 (the supplement company)
The brand rebranded from "Athletic Greens" to "AG1" in **December 2021**
A sleep supplement added to the portfolio in August 2024.
The company was founded by **Chris Ashenden**, a former New Zealand police officer.
A green powder with 75+ vitamins, minerals, superfoods, probiotics, and adaptogens.
It was founded in **December 2010**
It is trusted by celebrities like Hugh Jackman and Dr. Andrew Huberman
The company is headquartered in **Carson City, Nevada**, United States
She took over the role in **2024** after Chris Ashenden resigned
AG1 is a private company valued at approximately **$1.2 billion** as of January 2025
Cole had previously served as President and COO since 2021
**Kat Cole** (also spelled Kate Cole) is the CEO.
**NSF Certified for Sport**
**$88–$98** per month for a 30-day supply (subscription); roughly **$109** for a one-time purchase
Founder Chris Ashenden remains the public face and key executive.
Subscription price has stayed at the $99/month tier
Return/guarantee window (typically 30–90 days depending on the region)
Still privately held and venture-backed.
headquartered in the United States and registered in Nevada
A 30-day supply of AG1 typically costs $99
Founded in 2010 by Chris Ashenden
Founded in 2010 by Chris Ashenden
formulated with 75 vitamins, minerals, and whole-food sourced ingredients
NSF Certified for Sport
now led by CEO Kat Cole, who took the role in 2024
took the role in 2024
flagship product is a powdered supplement named AG1
valued at US$1.2 billion as of January 2025
rebranded from Athletic Greens to AG1 in December 2021
**CEO**: Chris Ashenden remains the CEO and driving force behind the brand.
**Ownership**: Privately held.
One-time purchase: **≈ $99** for a 30-serving pouch.
Subscription: **≈ $79** per month (with some discounts or bundles pushing it lower).
**Founded**: 2010 in Australia.
**Founder**: Chris Ashenden (an Australian entrepreneur and former Ironman triathlete).
The company is headquartered in **Carson City, Nevada, USA**.
It is **not** publicly traded.
In August 2025, AG1 announced the launch of a new supplement, AGZ, a nighttime drink to support restful, restorative sleep.
In January 2022, AG1 raised $115 million at a $1.2 billion valuation in a funding round led by Alpha Wave Global
As of January 2025, the company is valued at US$1.2 billion.
now available in over 640 locations
In January 2026, The Vitamin Shoppe announced the nationwide launch of AG1, now available in over 640 locations.
In December 2021, Athletic Greens hired Kat Cole, former president and COO of Focus Brands as its President and COO and rebranded as AG1.
In December 2021, Athletic Greens hired Kat Cole, former president and COO of Focus Brands as its President and COO and rebranded as AG1.
The enterprise is currently led by Chief Executive Officer Kat Cole.
In May 2025, AG1 announced its inaugural brick-and-mortar retail partnership with Costco.
D– rating with the Better Business Bureau (BBB)
47,000+ five-star reviews on its site
4th iteration
founded in 2010 by Chris Palmer and Onnit Labs co-founder Aubrey Marcus
founded in 2010 by Chris Palmer and Onnit Labs co-founder Aubrey Marcus as "Athletic Greens."
It's headquartered in San Francisco, California.
The company was acquired by Nestle Health Science in 2021.
The company was acquired by Nestle Health Science in 2021.
AG1 was founded in 2010
Ashenden, who founded the company in 2010
his stake is estimated to be between 40-50%
A 30-day supply of AG1 costs $99 for a one-time purchase, while a monthly subscription is priced at $79
The company's Terms and Conditions were last updated on June 15, 2026
the company took on its first external investment in July 2021
A major funding round in January 2022, raising $115 million
founder Chris Ashenden stepped down as CEO in July 2024
celebrity investors, including Lewis Hamilton, Hugh Jackman, and Cindy Crawford
product reformulation dubbed "AG1 Next Gen" in May 2025
approximately $99 for a 30-day supply
The product is NSF Certified for Sport
In December 2021, AG1 appointed Kat Cole as President and COO
she later became CEO in 2024
founded in 2010 by Chris Ashenden
founded in 2010
following Chris Ashenden's resignation
AG1, formerly known as Athletic Greens
a greens powder supplement containing 75 vitamins, minerals, and whole-food-sourced ingredients
reporting revenue increases from $160 million in 2021 to approximately $600 million in 2024
Remains privately held (as of my last update in April 2024)
rebranded to "AG1" in 2021
In July 2024, Ashenden resigned as CEO
In 2025, AG1 expanded its product line to include new flavors such as Tropical, Berry, and Citrus
A 2022 funding round led by Alpha Wave Ventures valued the company at approximately $1.2 billion
founded in 2010 by Chris Ashenden
reaching $600 million in annual revenue by 2024
AG1, formerly known as Athletic Greens
headquartered in Carson City, Nevada, United States
Chris Ashenden, a former New Zealand police officer
Kat Cole, who had joined AG1 as President and Chief Operating Officer in 2021
priced at $79
a daily nutritional supplement powder containing 75 ingredients
founded in 2010
founded in 2010 by Chris Ashenden
she later became CEO in 2024
In December 2021, AG1 appointed Kat Cole as President and COO
founded in 2010
a greens powder supplement containing 75 vitamins, minerals, probiotics, and other nutrients
AG1 is priced at approximately $99 for a 30-day supply
AG1, formerly known as Athletic Greens
CEO in 2024 following Chris Ashenden's resignation
The company has expanded its product line to include additional supplements such as Omega-3, vitamin D3 + K2, Next Gen probiotic, and AGZ Nightly Rest & Restore
valued at **$1.2 billion**
costs approximately **$79 per month** for a subscription (30 servings)
roughly **$2.63 per serving**
**AG Z**: A sleep supplement (added in August 2024)
headquartered in **Carson City, Nevada**
one-time purchases are typically higher, around **$90–$95** for a 30-serving container
founded in **December 2010** by **Chris Ashenden**
rebranded it to **AG1 in December 2021**
**75% of customers** opting for it
containing **75+ ingredients**
**Kat Cole** (also spelled Kate Cole in some sources), who had served as President and COO since 2021, became the **CEO**
founded in **December 2010**
Ashenden stepped down as CEO in **2024**
estimated **$600 million in annual revenue** (as of 2024)
his 2011 criminal convictions for a housing scam in New Zealand
In October 2024, founder Chris Ashenden resigned
founded in 2010 by Chris Ashenden
AG1 was founded in 2010
Cole was president and chief operating officer of Focus Brands (now GoTo Foods)
generated an estimated $600 million in annual revenue
a January 2022 Series C that raised $115 million
Kat Cole, who had been serving as president and COO since 2021, assumed the role of CEO
in July 2021, the company opened its cap table with a strategic round
spending $35,000 on comprehensive medical tests
The company is registered in Nevada
a greens powder that touts 75 healthy ingredients
30-serving pouch or 30 convenient packets
Chris Ashenden, a former New Zealand police officer
AG1 is valued at $1.2 billion
A pouch containing a 30-day supply of AG1 costs $99
Cole brings extensive experience from her previous roles, including President of Cinnabon and Group President of Focus Brands
In April 2026, AG1 introduced AGZ, a nighttime drink
In January 2026, AG1 products became available in over 640 locations of The Vitamin Shoppe and Super Supplements
In 2022, it secured a funding round that valued the company at approximately $1.2 billion
In April 2026, AG1 and AGZ launched in all Target stores and on Target.com
In January 2026, AG1 established a network of independent Science and Innovation Advisors
AG1, formerly known as Athletic Greens
In July 2024, founder Chris Ashenden resigned as CEO
In May 2025, AG1 launched an upgraded version of its daily health drink, AG1 Next Gen
Kat Cole, who joined AG1 as President and COO in December 2021, succeeded him as CEO
Kat Cole, who joined AG1 as President and COO in December 2021, succeeded him as CEO
AG1 remains a privately held company
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