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01

Proteins and peptides

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  • Illustration: Whey protein concentrate

    Whey protein concentrate

    Dairy base for protein powders and drink mixes.

  • Illustration: Whey protein isolate

    Whey protein isolate

    Filtered whey with a higher proportion of protein.

  • Illustration: Hydrolyzed whey protein

    Hydrolyzed whey protein

    Whey protein broken down into smaller peptides.

  • Illustration: Micellar casein

    Micellar casein

    Milk protein used in blends with a creamy texture.

  • Illustration: Milk protein

    Milk protein

    Dairy base that can combine caseins and whey proteins.

  • Illustration: Pea protein

    Pea protein

    Plant base for protein blends and functional foods.

  • Illustration: Rice protein

    Rice protein

    Mild plant protein often blended with pea protein.

  • Illustration: Soy protein

    Soy protein

    Plant protein used in powders and food mixes.

  • Illustration: Hemp protein

    Hemp protein

    Seed protein with a distinct plant flavour.

  • Illustration: Collagen peptides

    Collagen peptides

    Collagen fragments used in ready-to-mix blends.

  • Illustration: Egg white protein

    Egg white protein

    Animal-derived protein base distinct from dairy proteins.

  • Illustration: Brown rice protein

    Brown rice protein

    Plant base derived from brown rice for protein blends.

  • Illustration: Pumpkin seed protein

    Pumpkin seed protein

    Seed protein with a lightly nutty flavour.

  • Illustration: Fava bean protein

    Fava bean protein

    Legume protein for plant-based blends.

  • Illustration: Oat protein

    Oat protein

    Cereal protein for creamy bases or dry blends.

  • Illustration: Sunflower seed protein

    Sunflower seed protein

    Seed protein that can complement a plant-based blend.

  • Illustration: Hydrolyzed marine collagen

    Hydrolyzed marine collagen

    Marine collagen peptides for ready-to-mix blends.

  • Illustration: Hydrolyzed bovine collagen

    Hydrolyzed bovine collagen

    Bovine collagen peptides for powders and premixes.

  • Illustration: Beef protein isolate

    Beef protein isolate

    Bovine protein source to assess for dry blends.

  • Illustration: Gelatin powder

    Gelatin powder

    Animal-derived gelling agent for certain textures.

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Amino acids and sports nutrition

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  • Illustration: Creatine monohydrate

    Creatine monohydrate

    Common creatine form for sports nutrition powders.

  • Illustration: Essential amino acids (EAAs)

    Essential amino acids (EAAs)

    Essential amino acid blend for sports nutrition formulas.

  • Illustration: Branched-chain amino acids (BCAAs)

    Branched-chain amino acids (BCAAs)

    Blend of leucine, isoleucine and valine.

  • Illustration: L-leucine

    L-leucine

    Essential amino acid used in BCAA blends.

  • Illustration: L-glutamine

    L-glutamine

    Amino acid used on its own or in powder blends.

  • Illustration: L-citrulline

    L-citrulline

    Amino acid used in some pre-workout formulas.

  • Illustration: L-arginine

    L-arginine

    Amino acid incorporated into sports nutrition blends.

  • Illustration: Beta-alanine

    Beta-alanine

    Amino acid used in some pre-workout products.

  • Illustration: Taurine

    Taurine

    Compound used in hydration and sports blends.

  • Illustration: Glycine

    Glycine

    Mildly sweet amino acid used in blends.

  • Illustration: L-valine

    L-valine

    One of the three branched-chain amino acids.

  • Illustration: L-isoleucine

    L-isoleucine

    Essential amino acid used in BCAA and EAA blends.

  • Illustration: L-lysine

    L-lysine

    Essential amino acid used in complete amino acid premixes.

  • Illustration: L-tyrosine

    L-tyrosine

    Amino acid used in some powders and capsules.

  • Illustration: L-theanine

    L-theanine

    Tea-associated amino acid available as an isolated ingredient.

  • Illustration: L-carnitine

    L-carnitine

    Compound incorporated into some sports nutrition formulas.

  • Illustration: L-ornithine

    L-ornithine

    Amino acid available on its own or in specialty blends.

  • Illustration: L-methionine

    L-methionine

    Sulfur-containing essential amino acid used in premixes.

  • Illustration: L-threonine

    L-threonine

    Essential amino acid used in EAA blends.

  • Illustration: L-tryptophan

    L-tryptophan

    Essential amino acid used in certain specialty formulas.

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Vitamins

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  • Illustration: Vitamin A

    Vitamin A

    Fat-soluble vitamin for premixes and multivitamins.

  • Illustration: Vitamin C

    Vitamin C

    Water-soluble vitamin used alone or in premixes.

  • Illustration: Vitamin D3

    Vitamin D3

    Cholecalciferol for capsule, softgel or gummy formulas.

  • Illustration: Vitamin E

    Vitamin E

    Family of fat-soluble compounds including tocopherols.

  • Illustration: Vitamin K2

    Vitamin K2

    Vitamin K form known as menaquinone.

  • Illustration: Vitamin B1 (thiamine)

    Vitamin B1 (thiamine)

    Common component of B-complex formulas.

  • Illustration: Vitamin B2 (riboflavin)

    Vitamin B2 (riboflavin)

    Water-soluble vitamin known for its yellow colour.

  • Illustration: Vitamin B3 (niacin)

    Vitamin B3 (niacin)

    B vitamin available in different forms.

  • Illustration: Vitamin B6

    Vitamin B6

    Vitamin used in B-complex premixes and multivitamins.

  • Illustration: Vitamin B12

    Vitamin B12

    Vitamin available in several cobalamin forms.

  • Illustration: Vitamin B5 (pantothenic acid)

    Vitamin B5 (pantothenic acid)

    Water-soluble vitamin used in B-complex blends.

  • Illustration: Biotin (vitamin B7)

    Biotin (vitamin B7)

    B vitamin incorporated into premixes.

  • Illustration: Folate (vitamin B9)

    Folate (vitamin B9)

    Vitamin available in different forms for premixes.

  • Illustration: Vitamin D2

    Vitamin D2

    Ergocalciferol, one form of vitamin D.

  • Illustration: Vitamin K1

    Vitamin K1

    Phylloquinone, a fat-soluble form of vitamin K.

  • Illustration: Choline

    Choline

    Nutrient available in different salt forms for specialty formulas.

  • Illustration: Mixed tocopherols

    Mixed tocopherols

    Blend of compounds in the vitamin E family.

  • Illustration: Beta-carotene

    Beta-carotene

    Orange carotenoid that acts as a vitamin A precursor.

  • Illustration: Sodium ascorbate

    Sodium ascorbate

    Sodium salt of ascorbic acid.

  • Illustration: Calcium ascorbate

    Calcium ascorbate

    Calcium salt of ascorbic acid.

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Minerals

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  • Illustration: Magnesium

    Magnesium

    Mineral incorporated in different salt forms.

  • Illustration: Zinc

    Zinc

    Trace mineral used on its own or with other minerals.

  • Illustration: Iron

    Iron

    Mineral whose salt form affects blend properties.

  • Illustration: Calcium

    Calcium

    Mineral incorporated into blends and tablets according to grade.

  • Illustration: Potassium

    Potassium

    Electrolyte used in mineral and hydration premixes.

  • Illustration: Selenium

    Selenium

    Trace element incorporated into multimineral premixes.

  • Illustration: Iodine

    Iodine

    Trace element typically incorporated through a premix.

  • Illustration: Chromium

    Chromium

    Trace element available in several formulation forms.

  • Illustration: Copper

    Copper

    Trace element used in micronutrient premixes.

  • Illustration: Manganese

    Manganese

    Trace mineral used in some multimineral blends.

  • Illustration: Magnesium bisglycinate

    Magnesium bisglycinate

    Magnesium form bound to glycine.

  • Illustration: Magnesium citrate

    Magnesium citrate

    Magnesium salt used in various mineral blends.

  • Illustration: Magnesium oxide

    Magnesium oxide

    Mineral magnesium source to assess for the intended format.

  • Illustration: Zinc bisglycinate

    Zinc bisglycinate

    Zinc form bound to glycine.

  • Illustration: Zinc citrate

    Zinc citrate

    Zinc salt used in premixes or tablets.

  • Illustration: Iron bisglycinate

    Iron bisglycinate

    Iron form bound to glycine.

  • Illustration: Calcium citrate

    Calcium citrate

    Calcium salt for certain blends and tablets.

  • Illustration: Calcium carbonate

    Calcium carbonate

    Mineral calcium source used in powders or tablets.

  • Illustration: Potassium citrate

    Potassium citrate

    Potassium salt used in electrolyte premixes.

  • Illustration: Sodium citrate

    Sodium citrate

    Sodium salt used to adjust acidity or electrolytes.

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Botanicals and extracts

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  • Illustration: Turmeric

    Turmeric

    Yellow-orange root used as a powder or extract.

  • Illustration: Ginger

    Ginger

    Rhizome with a warm, slightly spicy flavour.

  • Illustration: Ashwagandha

    Ashwagandha

    Botanical root with extracts that vary by specification.

  • Illustration: Ginseng

    Ginseng

    Root used as powder or botanical extract.

  • Illustration: Green tea extract

    Green tea extract

    Tea leaf extract with concentration varying by grade.

  • Illustration: Milk thistle

    Milk thistle

    Botanical seeds used to prepare extracts.

  • Illustration: Cranberry

    Cranberry

    Tart berry available as powder or extract.

  • Illustration: Grape seed

    Grape seed

    Plant source used for polyphenol extracts.

  • Illustration: Rhodiola

    Rhodiola

    Botanical root used in some capsule formulas.

  • Illustration: Peppermint

    Peppermint

    Aromatic leaf available as extract or powder.

  • Illustration: Echinacea

    Echinacea

    Botanical offered as different extracts depending on species.

  • Illustration: Valerian root

    Valerian root

    Botanical root available as powder or extract.

  • Illustration: Lemon balm

    Lemon balm

    Botanical leaf with a lightly lemon-like profile.

  • Illustration: Garlic

    Garlic

    Bulb available as powder or extract.

  • Illustration: Elderberry

    Elderberry

    Dark berry used as extract or fruit powder.

  • Illustration: Artichoke leaf

    Artichoke leaf

    Botanical material used for leaf extracts.

  • Illustration: Dandelion root

    Dandelion root

    Botanical root available as powder or extract.

  • Illustration: Cinnamon bark

    Cinnamon bark

    Aromatic bark whose profile depends on the variety.

  • Illustration: Rosemary

    Rosemary

    Aromatic leaf used as a powder or extract.

  • Illustration: Fenugreek

    Fenugreek

    Distinctively flavoured botanical seed used as powder or extract.

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Fibres, cultures and enzymes

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  • Illustration: Chicory inulin

    Chicory inulin

    Soluble fibre from chicory root.

  • Illustration: Psyllium husk

    Psyllium husk

    Plant fibre that swells on contact with water.

  • Illustration: Acacia fibre

    Acacia fibre

    Soluble fibre derived from acacia gum.

  • Illustration: Resistant dextrin

    Resistant dextrin

    Soluble fibre incorporated into drink mixes.

  • Illustration: Lactobacillus acidophilus

    Lactobacillus acidophilus

    Bacterial culture selected by strain and stability.

  • Illustration: Bifidobacterium lactis

    Bifidobacterium lactis

    Culture used in probiotic blends.

  • Illustration: Lacticaseibacillus rhamnosus

    Lacticaseibacillus rhamnosus

    Bacterial culture selected by its specific strain.

  • Illustration: Saccharomyces boulardii

    Saccharomyces boulardii

    Yeast used in some culture-based formulas.

  • Illustration: Lactase

    Lactase

    Enzyme that breaks lactose into simpler sugars.

  • Illustration: Bromelain

    Bromelain

    Protein-degrading enzyme derived from pineapple.

  • Illustration: Fructooligosaccharides (FOS)

    Fructooligosaccharides (FOS)

    Short-chain soluble carbohydrates for fibre blends.

  • Illustration: Galactooligosaccharides (GOS)

    Galactooligosaccharides (GOS)

    Soluble fibres incorporated according to source and format.

  • Illustration: Oat beta-glucan

    Oat beta-glucan

    Soluble oat fibre that can add body to a blend.

  • Illustration: Apple pectin

    Apple pectin

    Fibre and gelling agent used for certain textures.

  • Illustration: Guar gum

    Guar gum

    Fibre that helps thicken certain preparations.

  • Illustration: Xanthan gum

    Xanthan gum

    Texture ingredient used to stabilize or thicken blends.

  • Illustration: Bacillus coagulans

    Bacillus coagulans

    Spore-forming culture with stability assessed by format.

  • Illustration: Lactiplantibacillus plantarum

    Lactiplantibacillus plantarum

    Bacterial culture selected by strain.

  • Illustration: Papain

    Papain

    Protein-degrading enzyme derived from papaya.

  • Illustration: Protease

    Protease

    Family of enzymes that break down proteins.

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Food powders

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  • Illustration: Cream of rice

    Cream of rice

    Fine cereal base for mixes prepared before use.

  • Illustration: Oat powder

    Oat powder

    Cereal base that adds body to mixes.

  • Illustration: Cocoa powder

    Cocoa powder

    Powder that adds cocoa flavour and brown colour.

  • Illustration: Beetroot powder

    Beetroot powder

    Plant powder that contributes a purple-red colour.

  • Illustration: Spirulina

    Spirulina

    Powdered microalgae with a distinctive taste and green colour.

  • Illustration: Chlorella

    Chlorella

    Green microalgae used in powder blends.

  • Illustration: Açaí

    Açaí

    Berry powder that contributes fruity notes and a purple tint.

  • Illustration: Matcha

    Matcha

    Finely ground green tea with a distinctive colour and flavour.

  • Illustration: Moringa

    Moringa

    Leaf powder that contributes a plant flavour.

  • Illustration: Blueberry powder

    Blueberry powder

    Fruity powder for blends, flavours and mixes.

  • Illustration: Coconut milk powder

    Coconut milk powder

    Base that adds body and coconut notes to blends.

  • Illustration: Banana powder

    Banana powder

    Fruit powder for cereal bases and beverages.

  • Illustration: Apple powder

    Apple powder

    Mild fruit powder for dry blends.

  • Illustration: Strawberry powder

    Strawberry powder

    Fruit powder that contributes a strawberry note.

  • Illustration: Raspberry powder

    Raspberry powder

    Berry powder with a tart fruit profile.

  • Illustration: Pumpkin powder

    Pumpkin powder

    Vegetable powder for blends with cereal-like notes.

  • Illustration: Carrot powder

    Carrot powder

    Vegetable powder that contributes an orange tint.

  • Illustration: Sweet potato powder

    Sweet potato powder

    Mild vegetable base for ready-to-mix preparations.

  • Illustration: Camu camu

    Camu camu

    Tropical fruit powder with a tart profile.

  • Illustration: Baobab

    Baobab

    Powdered fruit pulp with a tart taste.

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Oils and lipids

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  • Illustration: Fish oil

    Fish oil

    Marine omega-3 source often used in softgels.

  • Illustration: Algal oil

    Algal oil

    Omega-3 source derived from microalgae.

  • Illustration: Flaxseed oil

    Flaxseed oil

    Plant oil containing alpha-linolenic acid.

  • Illustration: MCT powder

    MCT powder

    Medium-chain triglycerides in a dispersible powder.

  • Illustration: Sunflower lecithin

    Sunflower lecithin

    Sunflower-derived emulsifier that helps ingredients blend.

  • Illustration: Soy lecithin

    Soy lecithin

    Soy-derived emulsifier to account for in allergen review.

  • Illustration: Evening primrose oil

    Evening primrose oil

    Seed oil that can be formulated in softgels.

  • Illustration: Borage oil

    Borage oil

    Seed oil containing gamma-linolenic acid.

  • Illustration: Phytosterols

    Phytosterols

    Plant compounds in the sterol family.

  • Illustration: Avocado oil powder

    Avocado oil powder

    Plant oil on a dry carrier for incorporation into powders.

  • Illustration: Krill oil

    Krill oil

    Marine oil containing omega-3s and phospholipids.

  • Illustration: Olive oil powder

    Olive oil powder

    Olive oil on a dry carrier for powder blends.

  • Illustration: Coconut oil powder

    Coconut oil powder

    Dry lipid source for certain blends.

  • Illustration: Black seed oil

    Black seed oil

    Oil extracted from black cumin seeds.

  • Illustration: Hemp seed oil

    Hemp seed oil

    Plant oil extracted from hemp seeds.

  • Illustration: Sea buckthorn oil

    Sea buckthorn oil

    Plant oil derived from the seeds or pulp.

  • Illustration: Pumpkin seed oil

    Pumpkin seed oil

    Plant oil to assess for oil-based formulas.

  • Illustration: Conjugated linoleic acid (CLA)

    Conjugated linoleic acid (CLA)

    Family of fatty acids available as an oil ingredient.

  • Illustration: Rice bran oil

    Rice bran oil

    Plant oil extracted from rice bran.

  • Illustration: Soy phospholipids

    Soy phospholipids

    Soy lipid fraction used in certain dispersions.

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Flavours

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  • Illustration: Vanilla flavour

    Vanilla flavour

    Soft, rounded note for protein, collagen and cereal bases.

  • Illustration: Chocolate flavour

    Chocolate flavour

    Cocoa profile for powders and creamy blends.

  • Illustration: Strawberry flavour

    Strawberry flavour

    Red berry note for powders and gummies.

  • Illustration: Blueberry flavour

    Blueberry flavour

    Mild berry profile for drinks and gummies.

  • Illustration: Lemon flavour

    Lemon flavour

    Bright citrus note for electrolyte and drink mixes.

  • Illustration: Orange flavour

    Orange flavour

    Mild citrus profile for powders and chewables.

  • Illustration: Mango flavour

    Mango flavour

    Rounded tropical note for drinks and gummies.

  • Illustration: Pineapple flavour

    Pineapple flavour

    Tart tropical note for fruit blends.

  • Illustration: Raspberry flavour

    Raspberry flavour

    Tart berry note for gummies and powders.

  • Illustration: Caramel flavour

    Caramel flavour

    Cooked-sugar note for powders and cereal bases.

  • Illustration: Coconut flavour

    Coconut flavour

    Soft, creamy profile for powders or foods.

  • Illustration: Peach flavour

    Peach flavour

    Stone-fruit note for drinks and gummies.

  • Illustration: Watermelon flavour

    Watermelon flavour

    Fresh fruit note for drink mixes.

  • Illustration: Grape flavour

    Grape flavour

    Distinct fruit profile for powders and gummies.

  • Illustration: Cherry flavour

    Cherry flavour

    Red fruit note for flavoured blends.

  • Illustration: Mint flavour

    Mint flavour

    Fresh profile for chewables or blends.

  • Illustration: Coffee flavour

    Coffee flavour

    Roasted notes for protein or creamy powders.

  • Illustration: Maple flavour

    Maple flavour

    Caramelized note for cereal and protein bases.

  • Illustration: Cinnamon flavour

    Cinnamon flavour

    Warm spice profile for powders and blends.

  • Illustration: Cookies and cream flavour

    Cookies and cream flavour

    Dessert profile for protein and cereal blends.

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Specialty ingredients

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  • Illustration: Glucosamine

    Glucosamine

    Ingredient available in several salts, often used in tablets.

  • Illustration: Chondroitin

    Chondroitin

    Polysaccharide used in some capsule or tablet formulas.

  • Illustration: Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM)

    Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM)

    Sulfur-containing compound available in powder for specialty formulas.

  • Illustration: Hyaluronic acid

    Hyaluronic acid

    Polysaccharide available in different molecular weights.

  • Illustration: Coenzyme Q10

    Coenzyme Q10

    Fat-soluble compound used in softgels or suitable dispersions.

  • Illustration: Alpha-lipoic acid

    Alpha-lipoic acid

    Compound available in different raw material forms.

  • Illustration: Lutein

    Lutein

    Yellow carotenoid often paired with zeaxanthin.

  • Illustration: Zeaxanthin

    Zeaxanthin

    Carotenoid that can be paired with lutein.

  • Illustration: Lycopene

    Lycopene

    Red carotenoid found in tomatoes, among other sources.

  • Illustration: Quercetin

    Quercetin

    Flavonoid available as an extract or powder.

  • Illustration: Resveratrol

    Resveratrol

    Polyphenol available as an extract or powder.

  • Illustration: Rutin

    Rutin

    Flavonoid that can be incorporated into dry formulas.

  • Illustration: Naringin

    Naringin

    Citrus flavonoid with a distinctly bitter taste.

  • Illustration: Hesperidin

    Hesperidin

    Citrus flavonoid available as an extract.

  • Illustration: Anthocyanins

    Anthocyanins

    Red-to-purple plant pigments.

  • Illustration: Astaxanthin

    Astaxanthin

    Red carotenoid used in some oil-based formulas.

  • Illustration: Phosphatidylserine

    Phosphatidylserine

    Phospholipid with varying sources and grades.

  • Illustration: N-acetylcysteine (NAC)

    N-acetylcysteine (NAC)

    Cysteine derivative for certain specialty formulas.

  • Illustration: Sodium alginate

    Sodium alginate

    Texture ingredient derived from brown algae.

  • Illustration: Gum arabic

    Gum arabic

    Plant gum used as a carrier or texture ingredient.

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