Whey Protein Isolate

Product description

IWPI is produced by a proprietary microfiltration process that isolates the native whey proteins in a highly concentrated form; the dried powder is then instantized with sunflower lecithin.
This highly soluble whey protein isolate provides exceptional nutritional value in a wide variety of applications including dry mix blends, sports beverages and nutritional supplements, Meats, Soups and Ready Cooked Dishes, Protein Bars.
Infant formula

Specifications

Categories	Specialised Finished ProductsDietary supplements Specialised Finished ProductsFunctional beverages Specialised Finished ProductsProtein products Sports Nutrition
Sales markets	Asia
Supplied from	United States
Certifications	Halal \| Health & Safety \| Kosher \| Sustainable Seafood

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