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Organic Pea Protein Powder

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What is Organic Pea Protein Powder?

Organic Pea Protein Powder is a high-purity, plant-based protein isolate extracted from 100% organic-certified yellow peas (Pisum sativum). Produced through a clean, chemical-free water extraction process, it delivers a robust amino acid profile with a protein concentration typically reaching 80% to 85%. Naturally hypoallergenic, gluten-free, and highly digestible, it is the premier choice for sports nutrition, meal replacements, and vegan formulations seeking a sustainable alternative to dairy and soy proteins.

What makes Organic Pea Protein the gold standard for plant-based nutrition?

In the rapidly evolving protein market, Organic Pea Protein stands out for its balanced performance and clean-label credentials. Unlike many plant proteins, it is a “complete-ish” protein, particularly rich in branched-chain amino acids (BCAAs) like leucine, isoleucine, and valine, which are critical for muscle synthesis. Its cultivation requires significantly less water and land than animal-based proteins and acts as a nitrogen-fixer for the soil, making it as good for the planet as it is for the body. For manufacturers, it provides excellent emulsification and a smooth texture that integrates seamlessly into modern health-conscious diets.

What are the technical specifications of our Organic Pea Protein?

We offer both 80% and 85% protein grades, meticulously filtered to ensure a fine particle size and neutral sensory profile.

AttributeSpecification Details
Common NamesOrganic Pea Protein Isolate, Yellow Pea Protein
Source100% Organic Non-GMO Yellow Peas
Protein Content≥ 80% or ≥ 85% (Dry Basis)
AppearanceFine, light yellow to cream-colored powder
SolubilityExcellent dispersibility in aqueous systems
Particle Size100 – 200 Mesh (Ensures smooth mouthfeel)
Amino Acid ProfileRich in Lysine, Arginine, and BCAAs
Moisture Content≤ 8.0%
Dietary SuitabilityVegan, Gluten-Free, Soy-Free, Non-GMO, Organic

How can your brand leverage the functional benefits of Pea Protein?

Organic Pea Protein offers more than just a protein claim; it brings functional integrity to your recipes:

How to Use: Best practices for industrial and home application?

FAQs

Q: Does your Pea Protein have a strong “beany” aftertaste?

A: We use a proprietary low-temperature water extraction and advanced filtration process that significantly reduces the presence of saponins and hexanal, the compounds responsible for “beany” off-notes. The result is one of the most neutral-tasting pea proteins on the market.

Q: How is the sodium content managed?

A: High sodium is a common concern with pea protein. Our organic extraction process minimizes the use of sodium-based pH adjusters, allowing us to offer a “Low Sodium” specification for sensitive heart-health formulations.

Q: Is it tested for heavy metals?

A: Absolutely. As with all organic crops, we conduct rigorous third-party testing for Lead, Arsenic, Cadmium, and Mercury to ensure the product meets or exceeds international safety standards (including Prop 65 compliance).

Q: Can this be used in UHT (Ultra-High Temperature) liquid products?

A: Yes. Our pea protein is heat-stable and specially processed to maintain low viscosity and high solubility, preventing sedimentation in RTD (Ready-to-Drink) beverages during heat treatment.

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