FrieslandCampina sets out small-portion protein concepts for GLP-1 users
A 20 g protein shot in 100 ml gives R&D teams a concrete brief. The supplier specifications still need a comparison with what intended users finish and choose again.
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A 20 g protein shot in 100 ml gives R&D teams a concrete brief. The supplier specifications still need a comparison with what intended users finish and choose again.
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