Protein Powder for Private Label: Compound Formula, 80%+ Protein
Private label protein powder based on a 455 g compound formula with at least 80% protein, with custom pea or soy protein blends available on request.
Key takeaways
- Ready-made formula: Compound Protein Powder in a 455 g pack with a protein content of at least 80%.
- Custom blends on pea protein 80% or soy protein isolate 90% from our ingredient list are reviewed as development projects; whey is not in the current catalog and is reviewed on request.
- Protein per serving, flavor, sweetener system, pack format and label market are set in your specification and confirmed with the quotation.
Protein powder is one of the most searched supplement categories, and a ready-made base formula shortens the route to launch for a private label brand. Our catalog lists a Compound Protein Powder in a 455 g pack with a protein content of at least 80%. For brands that need a specific protein source, custom blends can be developed on pea protein 80% or soy protein isolate 90%, both listed in our ingredient range.
Key Features
- Compound Protein Powder, 455 g, protein at least 80%
- Custom plant protein blends on pea protein 80% or soy protein isolate 90%
- Sweeteners and carriers from our ingredient list, such as stevia extract, sucralose, erythritol and maltodextrin
- Related formula: Compound Colostrum Powder, 455 g, protein at least 60%
- Private label packaging, artwork and cartons reviewed per order
Applications
Private label protein powder for pharmacies, fitness retailers, supermarkets and online stores, and protein powder in bulk for distributors who repack. A pea or soy blend fits plant-based ranges once the full formula and allergen statement are confirmed.
How to specify when requesting a quote
- Base: the compound formula as listed, or a pea, soy or other protein source
- Target protein per serving and serving size
- Flavors, sweetener system and any sugar-free or allergen requirements
- Pack: tin, pouch or bulk bag, net weight, label language and destination market
- Quantity per SKU and the documents you need
Technical and purchasing information
Private label protein powder based on a 455 g compound formula with at least 80% protein, with custom pea or soy protein blends available on request. The final configuration, packaging and supporting documents are confirmed against your order and destination market.
- Product
- Compound Protein Powder
- Dosage form
- Powder
- Pack size (catalog)
- 455 g
- Protein content
- ≥ 80%
- Custom protein bases
- Pea protein 80%; soy protein isolate 90%
- Net weight (catalog)
- 455 g
- Private label / OEM
- Private-label packaging, artwork and carton requirements reviewed per order
Application and configuration
Confirm the intended use, material, size and model before sample approval or production. Product-specific options are recorded in the quotation and specification sheet.
Packaging and OEM
Private-label packaging, artwork and carton requirements can be reviewed for the selected product. Feasibility is confirmed for the exact order rather than assumed across the category.
Quality and documentation
Available quality and export records vary by product and market. Share the destination and required documents so they can be checked before approval.
Buyer questions, answered
Clear answers for preparing a comparable sourcing request for Protein Powder for Private Label: Compound Formula, 80%+ Protein.
Protein powder vs whey protein: what is the difference?
Whey protein is one protein source, separated from milk during cheese making. Protein powder is the wider category and can be based on whey, casein, soy, pea or a blend. Our ready-made product is a compound protein powder with at least 80% protein; the catalog does not describe it as a whey product. If your brand needs a whey-based powder, state the protein type and specification in your request and feasibility is confirmed with the quotation.
Pea protein powder vs whey: which base suits your formula?
Pea protein is plant-based and dairy-free, so it fits vegan and lactose-free positioning, while whey is a dairy ingredient. The two differ in taste, texture and mixing behavior, which affects flavor work. Our ingredient list includes pea protein at 80% and soy protein isolate at 90% as bases for custom blends.
How long is the shelf life of protein powder, unopened and opened?
Shelf life depends on the formula, moisture content, packaging and storage, and is set from stability data for each product. The unopened shelf life and storage conditions for your formula are stated on the specification sheet sent with the quotation. Guidance for opened packs on the label is the brand owner's decision based on that data.
How to choose a protein powder base for a private label brand?
Start from your channel and the label claims you plan to print, such as plant-based or dairy-free. A compound formula suits general sports and wellness shelves; pea or soy bases suit plant-based ranges. Then fix protein per serving, flavor, sweetener and pack size, and send them with your target market so we can propose the closest catalog formula or a custom blend.
Request the technical datasheet
Include your destination market, target quantity and preferred packaging.