A fake 'Nutri & Co' store built from Nutri&Co's Amazon listings sells at up to 45% off
antoineshopnutri.shop calls itself 'Nutri & Co Élite Santé' and sells Nutri&Co's collagen, whey, probiotics and vitamins at a discount. Four more stores on the same template also list Nutri&Co products. We found it through an exact-image search on seven official packshots. Our lookalike-domain sweep found no copies of nutriandco.com, and Alibaba, AliExpress, eBay and Temu turned up nothing using the brand.
- 116
- Products in the fake store's catalogue
- 35%
- Below list price for Collagène Marin
- 5
- Stores on one template selling Nutri&Co
- ~80
- Unrelated sites showing Nutri&Co photos
Nutri&Co's €30.90 collagen, listed at €20.09
Nutri&Co's Collagène Marin page leads with a studio shot of the peach pouch among cut fruit, then the price, 30,90 € (26,27 € during the brand's current Nutra Days sale), the choice of 15-, 30- and 90-day sizes, and a note that the product is also sold in pharmacies.
antoineshopnutri.shop sells the same pouch under a plum-coloured header with a NUTRI & CO logo and a 'Livraison gratuite--Paiement sécurisé' banner. The product page shows the pouch photo from Nutri&Co's Amazon listing, a 'Nouveau' badge and 20,09 € next to a struck-through 30,90 €. The breadcrumb files the collagen under 'nutri & co cheveux', the store's hair category. The description repeats the Amazon listing's claims, including 5,000 mg of Naticol marine collagen.
Nutri&Co's own Amazon listing supplied everything, down to the reference price.
What we caught
The title is 'Nutri & Co Élite Santé - Compléments Naturels de Qualité à Prix Réduit'. The header logo reads NUTRI & CO, and the about page opens with 'Bienvenue à NUTRI & CO'. It lists 116 products, and 53 of the 100 we opened carry the Nutri&Co name.
Every product address we checked ends in an Amazon product code. The peach Collagène Marin page uses B096S4QL2N, the code of the Amazon.fr listing sold by Nutri&Co itself, and loads that listing's main photo straight from Amazon's image servers.
The 180 g Collagène Marin sells for €20.09 against a struck-through €30.90, Nutri&Co's list price. Hyaluronic acid is €13.70 against €24.90. Four other struck-through prices we checked also match nutriandco.com.
Four more stores share the same page layout, menu wording and product addresses built from Amazon codes, and list Nutri&Co products next to other brands. All five sit behind the same proxy service, which hides the servers that host them.
The evidence from antoineshopnutri.shop
Left: the main photo of Nutri&Co's Amazon.fr listing B096S4QL2N. Right: the store's product page, which uses the same code in its address. Combined hash distance of 2.
Nutri&Co's plant protein, Draineur, Pre-Workout and hair complex, each marked 'Nouveau' and discounted.
The about page presents the store as NUTRI & CO and names no company.
53 Nutri&Co products, filled in by keyword
All 100 product pages we opened end in an Amazon product code followed by two digits. The 53 Nutri&Co items run from Collagène Marin and Whey Isolate Native to probiotics, ashwagandha, iron and a children's probiotic. The rest are unrelated products whose Amazon titles contain the word 'Nutri', from hair shampoo to a pet gel and garden fertiliser, which suggests the catalogue was filled by keyword.
Where we could match a product to nutriandco.com, the struck-through price was Nutri&Co's own list price: 30,90 € for collagen, 24,90 € for hyaluronic acid, 29,90 € for creatine, 27,90 € for probiotics, 20,90 € for ashwagandha and 19,90 € for magnesium. Selling prices were 20% to 45% lower. The three Amazon.fr collagen listings the image search found are all sold by Nutri&Co, at 17,90 €, 30,90 € and 75,90 € for the 15-, 30- and 90-day sizes.
No company name, and orders ship 'from around the world'
The about page presents the store as Nutri & Co, with a generic mission statement that names no company. The contact page gives only an email address on the store's own domain and a mobile number. The terms say the site is operated by 'antoineshopnutri.shop'. The privacy policy is dated 11 March 2024, but the earliest security certificate we found for the domain was issued on 1 December 2025. The registry's lookup service was rate-limiting requests that day, so we could not confirm the registration date.
The delivery page says orders ship 'depuis le monde entier' from partners, by carriers including USPS, 4PX and ePacket, and take 5 to 14 working days. Nutri&Co makes its supplements in France and sells them through its own site, pharmacies and Amazon. We placed no order, so we can't say what, if anything, a buyer receives. For a supplement taken daily, the store's own description of its supply chain is the warning.
Nutri&Co photos on about 80 unrelated websites
The same image searches found Nutri&Co packshots on about 80 websites with no link to nutrition, from small businesses to associations. The pages sat under odd addresses, often a long number after a question mark, with titles such as 'Multivitamines 90 caps - Nutri&Co' or 'Complément Alimentaire NUTRI&CO Oméga-3 Haute Concentration'. Thirteen used the Nutri&Co name in the title.
That matches hacked websites used for search spam. Most pages we visited returned a not-found page, an error or the site's normal homepage. One, indexed as a review page for Nutri&Co's collagen tripeptides, sent visitors straight to a WhatsApp chat promising a 'peptide catalog and price list' with 30% off the first order. That offer has nothing to do with Nutri&Co.
How to shut it down
The takedown plan, step by step, built from the evidence above.
Archive antoineshopnutri.shop
Capture its category, product, about, contact and delivery pages, the product addresses built on Nutri&Co's Amazon codes, and its DNS and certificate records.
Lead with the name and the photos
The store trades as NUTRI & CO and loads photos from your own Amazon listings. Send both to the registrar and the proxy service fronting the domain, and ask Amazon to look into the hotlinked images.
Report all 5 template stores at once
File the four sister stores together with antoineshopnutri.shop, so the registrar and proxy provider see one operation.
Tell customers where Nutri&Co sells
Remind buyers that Nutri&Co sells through nutriandco.com, pharmacies and its own Amazon store. Keep running packshots through exact-image search: that is how this store was found.
Nutri&Co's Amazon listings, rebadged at a discount
The store took Nutri&Co's Amazon listings, codes, photos and list prices included, and put them under a NUTRI & CO logo at up to 45% off. Nutri&Co's real list price becomes the 'was' price, so the brand's own pharmacy and Amazon prices look expensive next to it.
Buyers see the brand's name and photos, then wait 5 to 14 working days for a parcel shipped from partners around the world by a store that names no company. If it never comes, Nutri&Co is the name they know. No lookalike domain was needed, which is why the domain sweep missed it. The brand's own product photos led us to it.
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