FrieslandCampina shares new protein, prebiotic concepts at Natural Products Expo West
The company will sample a new chocolate plant-protein drink featuring its Plantaris Pea Isolate 85 A ingredient, a clear protein water fortified with its Nutri Whey Isolate Clear ingredient, and gummies made with its Biotis GOS-OP High-Purity prebiotic ingredient.
FrieslandCampina Ingredients (Amersfoort, The Netherlands) will showcase new product concepts in protein and prebiotics at the Natural Products Expo West trade show in Anaheim, CA. The company’s Booth is #4489.
First, the company will sample a new chocolate plant-protein drink featuring its Plantaris Pea Isolate 85 A ingredient. “Specially designed to help manufacturers overcome common challenges in plant-based formulation, Plantaris Pea Isolate 85 A delivers a neutral taste, enhanced powder handling, [and] improved dispersibility, solubility, and stability,” the company’s press release states. “Together, these characteristics result in premium plant-based applications with enhanced mouthfeel and taste, all while delivering 10% high-quality protein per serving.”
The company will also showcase a clear protein water fortified with its Nutri Whey Isolate Clear ingredient. The water is available in flavors like grapefruit and pomegranate, or cucumber and lime, and includes 16.5 g of high-quality whey protein isolate.
Finally, the firm will draw on its prebiotic expertise, specifically with its Biotis GOS-OP High-Purity ingredient, which the firm says delivers “a higher concentration of available GOS—typically around 94%—than other prebiotics available on the market.” The company will showcase Biotis’s performance in gummy supplements, noting that “historically, creation of prebiotic gummies has been hampered by formulation challenges.”
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