Assortment of plant-based protein sources including legumes, nuts, seeds, spinach, peas and tofu arranged on a table.

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Next level protein – from nutrient to strategic building block

Protein remains one of the most talked-about nutrients. However, expectations are changing.​

It is no longer just about “more protein”, but about:​

  • Better integration into everyday meals​
  • Protein source, quality and quantity​
  • Appealing texture, taste and value​
  • High protein snacks with an improved nutrient profile, reduced sugar content​

Plant proteins and hybrid solutions are opening new doors for innovation  in mainstream categories. Plant proteins can be explored for their versatility, sustainability and functional benefits.​

Protein is evolving from a performance-driven nutrient into a strategic building block that supports everyday eating habits and broader well-being goals

of global consumers are (extremely) interested in plant proteins

of consumers globally wants to increase the protein portion in their diet​

Plant protein power product concepts

Powered by plants

Powered by plants

With faba bean protein, no compromise is needed. Remove the eggs and add faba bean. The result? An irresistible brownie, with a great texture and an added plant-powered boost.

Promotional graphic featuring high-protein tortilla chips made from faba bean protein, highlighting smart snacking, protein content and gluten-free benefits
Plant based protein bar

Satisfy your cravings

Looking for a snack that delivers on bothtaste and nutrition? These high-proteintortilla chips combine faba bean proteinwith a satisfyingly crispy crunch. Theresult? A flavourful, gluten-free snackpacked with 10g of plant-based protein perserving.​

A dream come true!
Hybrid fish burger

A dream come true!

Stop reaching, Ice-Bean Dream has it all! It has BEAN a long time since you tasted such a delicious creamy ice texture while enjoying the benefits of plants and their source of protein!​

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