Whey concentrate
Whey protein concentrate 80%
The protein base.
1 kg, whey concentrate blend, 24 g protein per serving
Whey protein concentrate with added digestive enzymes, the highest-ticket product in this catalogue and the most competitive.

Protein is the largest supplement category in India by value and the hardest to enter, because customers compare labels obsessively and the established brands have enormous trust. Our position is honest labelling: a stated protein-per-serve from an actual tested batch, no amino-acid spiking, and a concentrate we do not pretend is an isolate.
Whey protein concentrate 80%
The protein base.
Protease & lactase
Addresses the bloating complaint that drives returns.
Written for a brand owner deciding what to manufacture, not as consumer marketing copy, and without health claims we cannot stand behind.
A 1 kg tub sells at several times the price of any tablet here. Fewer units, far more revenue per order, and a customer who reorders monthly if the product suits them.
Amino spiking and inflated protein claims are endemic in Indian protein. A tested, stated protein-per-serve that matches the label is genuinely unusual and worth leading with.
Bloating is the main reason customers abandon a whey product. Adding protease and lactase addresses it directly, and it costs very little relative to the return it protects.
| Ingredient | Quantity |
|---|---|
| Whey protein concentrate (80%) | 30 g serving |
| Protein content | 24 g per serving |
| Added BCAA | 5.2 g naturally occurring |
| Digestive enzyme blend | 50 mg |
| Natural & nature-identical flavour | q.s. |
| Sucralose | Within FSSAI limits |
Composition is adjustable under our custom formulation route. Changes restart the stability and documentation clock, allow an extra three to four weeks.
Label design, carton artwork and shipper cartons are available as a service. See packaging development.
Our read of this category from manufacturing for it. Price bands and volumes are indicative planning ranges for your own costing, not audited market data, and not a quotation.
The largest supplement category in India by value, concentrated in metros, with demand tied to gym membership cycles.
Heavily commercial and comparison-driven ("best whey protein India", "whey concentrate vs isolate"). Informational Hindi volume is growing fast.
Men 20–38 predominantly, gym-going, extremely label-literate and brand-comparison driven. They read third-party test reports.
Indicative retail positioning sits in the ₹1,800–₹3,500 band for 1 kg. Treat as a planning range; whey commodity pricing is volatile.
Brutally competitive, with heavy discounting and widespread label fraud. Only enter with real testing and a willingness to publish it.
Concentrate is the sensible entry point on cost. We will make isolate if you want the premium tier, but we will not label a concentrate as an isolate.
No. Adding free amino acids to inflate a nitrogen-based protein reading is fraud, it is widespread in this category, and we will not do it.
Usually not. The MOQ is high, the competition is savage and the customer is unforgiving. Build trust with simpler SKUs first.

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