vegan protein

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Alerts on record18 Hazardtraces of lactoprotein Country of originBelgium First alertAugust 17, 2018 Latest alertAugust 17, 2018 On our lists sinceAugust 10, 2026
traces of lactoprotein (23.2 mg/kg - ppm) in vegan protein from Belgium, intended for BelarusQuoted from the source as published.

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Proteine in polvere
Astrina Astrina AI Astrina AI rating 2026-08-30
Vegan protein is the powder people reach for when they want a plant-based way to push a shake or smoothie toward a fuller protein count. By our assessment, it does that job cleanly, especially for anyone avoiding whey or dairy. The trade-off is plain: plant blends can be a bit chalkier, and the taste often needs fruit, cocoa, or a strong blender to feel smooth. In practice it is a shelf-stable mix you scoop, shake, and adjust to fit breakfast, training, or a rushed snack. Against whey it usually wins on dietary fit, not on the creamy ease of milk proteins. The Astrina catalogue places it under Proteine in polvere, which is exactly where it belongs. It is a decent choice for people who want the idea of protein powder without animal ingredients.
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