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4 reasons to jump on the plant protein revolution!

Harness the power of plant proteins! According to dietary and scientific studies, plant proteins have several benefits including on nutritional, environmental and sustainability level.  

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Protein power

Soy is the highest-protein legume, offering up to 46g per 100g. As a complete protein, it contains all 9 essential amino acids that the human body must obtain from the diet.
Peas combine high protein with low allergens and high digestibility, ideal for expanding your product range.

Legumes ranked by protein content

{ Protein levels in legumes (approx. per 100 g) / Source: European Food Information Council (EUFIC) }

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