Most Popular Proteins Are But Not Limited To:

• Whey protein – from milk
• Egg protein
• Soy protein
• Lentil protein
• Rice protein
• Hydrolyzed bone broth protein
• Collagen protein
• Angus beef protein
• Plant based protein
• Pea protein
• Hemp protein
• Casein protein
• etc.

Unless you own the proper manufacturing/ lab equipment yourself, it is not cost effective to mass produce your own protein powder. To have a custom protein powder manufactured you must hire a contract manufacturer.

Protein comes from the foods we eat, such as rice, soybeans, lentils, etc. Yet, what you are creating is only the protein portion of that food source. To obtain just the protein an extraction process is used and there are a variety of extraction processes available such as cold pressing, concentrates process, or isolates.

The protein powder manufacturing is complex and in the case of protein isolates, such as you see with Whey. The goal is to separate the protein from the whole-food. With whey protein, they use one of three methods:

• Water wash
• Alcohol wash
• Ionization technique.

Each method has considerations such as cost and end product quality.

Once the protein is separated it must be filtered. For example with whey, they use a decreasing micron filtration system that forces out the liquid but keeps the protein.

End users may want something more than just protein. In the case of bodybuilders, they are often concerned with how fast the protein supplement is absorbed. To satisfy these types of market requirements a process called protein hydrolyzed is used.

The first thing to understand is that proteins are long chains of amino acids. To help the body to absorb the protein quickly, the hydrolyzed process breaks the long chains into smaller chains by diluting them with water. The smaller chains are referred to as peptides and they generally are called small chain peptides because they are constructed of 2-5 amino acids.

You can also use an ion-exchange method to separate proteins from food sources. The process uses physics to literally separate protein atoms from the rest of the food process.

Once the protein manufacturing has separated the protein from the food matter and verified its concentration, it is generally milled so that the powder is of consistent size. Certification of a protein product is also important. It helps your consumer base understand that the labeling information is true and accurate, especially if you are aiming for a niche market such as organic consumers.

When it comes to product certification, it is best to use an outside lab to verify results. For protein powders, one of the biggest pieces of information is the protein by weight metric.

The very last step in the process is to package and ship your product. The process to create your own protein supplement is easier when you work with a quality lab.

Some labs require large batch-processing, while others will except small-batch orders. If you are interested in turn key services for your own protein powder as a supplement, we can deliver.

Your protein can be bottled in a large selection of package options.

Our team of nutraceutical specialized graphic designers are ready to make your label look incredible and comply with all required FDA label regulations.

In fact, working with a quality manufacturer makes creating your own brand of protein powder a simple process. We explore the steps involved in creating a marketable product.