As gyms re-open and team sports begin again following the COVID-19 pandemic, there has never been a more integral time for sports nutrition products that hit the mark when it comes to consumer needs.
On-the-go, convenient hydration and nutrition
Very high whey protein content to support growth and maintenance of muscle mass1-4: 20 grams in 200 ml
Suitable for lower lactose (0.02%) and / or low carbohydrate formulations
Convenient, nutritious and hydrating sports drinks are particularly in demand – especially in the summer months, when warmer weather means consumers need an extra boost to get the most out of their training.
That’s why we’ve developed a brand-new hydrating compact protein RTD concept, designed to inspire and take your R&D to the next level. Loaded with our top-quality whey protein, Nutri Whey™ Isolate Clear, this concept is a quick and convenient way of delivering essential hydration and high-quality protein.
Feeling inspired? Download our application concept and see how you could develop an on-trend compact sports beverage with Nutri Whey™ Isolate Clear
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protein synthesis at rest and following resistance exercise in young men. Journal of Applied Physiology, 107, 987–992. https://doi.org/10.1152/japplphysiol.00076.2009.
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