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Applied Nutrition has introduced a new range of sparkling protein water.
Available in three flavours – Apple Burst, Orange Burst and Tropical Burst – the low-calorie drinks offer 10g of protein, zero sugar and coconut water powder for hydration.
The company states that each can helps with hydration and muscle recovery, while the added vitamin C boosts immune health, offering a convenient option for those on the go.
Applied Nutrition COO, Steven Granite, said: "Through extensive research, we’ve observed a significant shift in consumer behaviour, with an increasing number of people seeking higher protein intake compared to just a few years ago".
"Responding to this demand, we are excited to offer a delicious, high-protein alternative to traditional soft drinks like Coca-Cola, Sprite and Fanta, which lack nutritional benefits. Our new Sparkling Protein Water provides not only a hydrating and refreshing drink, but also delivers 10g of protein in each can, aligning with consumers' health and wellness goals."
Applied Nutrition’s Protein Water is available to buy in select UK retailers.
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