The Gym Kitchen High Protein Milk is the latest new product development from the brand crafted with taste and nutrition in the spotlight to provide consumers with the perfect option for their daily lifestyle.
The product is headed to Tesco locations this month in the UK and features a skimmed milk formulation with 60-grams of protein in every one-liter bottle. The product comes as the brand's first foray into the chilled dairy category and features zero fat with no added sugar to give it a nutrient-dense profile that doesn't contain unwanted ingredients.
Founder Segun Akinwoleola commented on the new The Gym Kitchen High Protein Milk saying, "We are incredibly excited about entering another completely new market for The Gym Kitchen, on the back of a phenomenal year of NPD launches across major categories. Our proposition around high-protein, nutritionally balanced food that delivers on taste, fits perfectly with the health consumption drivers around milk, making this launch a natural progression for the brand."
High-Protein Fat-Free Milks
The Gym Kitchen High Protein Milk is Headed to Tesco in the UK
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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