Vitamins & Nutraceuticals · Protein & amino acids
Protein Powder PCD Franchise & Manufacturers
This protein powder PCD franchise page shows nutraceutical companies offering protein powders, sachets and related nutrition products, helping distributors, chemists and new brand owners compare ranges and enquire.
Companies with Protein Powder
2 Protein Powder products
- PROLEVEN – DHA (Chocolate) Protein Powder with Multivitamins & Mutiminerals advantage of DHA (Superior Plastic Jar with Silver line) Protein powders · 200 GM (Superior Plastic Jar with Silver line)
- PROLEVEN – DHA (Vanilla) Protein Powder with Multivitamins & Mutiminerals advantage of DHA (Superior Plastic Jar with Silver line) Protein powders · 200 GM (Superior Plastic Jar with Silver line)
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Protein powders are nutrition supplements that add protein to a person's daily diet. In pharma ranges they are suggested for recovery after illness or surgery, during pregnancy, for elderly patients and for people who simply do not eat enough protein.
Physicians, gynaecologists, surgeons, diabetologists and dietitians recommend them, while chemists, nutrition stores and gyms do the selling. A protein tin has a higher ticket value than most pharma products, which helps a distributor's turnover.
Powder Tins, Sachets and Added Nutrients
The main listings are protein powders in tins and jars, plus sachets for single use. A few companies also show tablets, syrups and cosmetic care items in this group. Additions you will see on labels include:
- Omega fatty acids
- Multivitamin and multimineral premixes
- Vitamin E
- Vitamin C
Sizing Up a Nutraceutical Franchise
Look at the protein variety first. Special versions for diabetics, pregnancy, children and elderly users give you more doctors to visit. Then compare PTR and margin, because protein competes with heavily advertised retail brands. Check monopoly terms and whether they cover gym and nutrition stores as well as chemists. Taste, mixability and tin quality decide repeat purchase, so try samples yourself. Ask how damaged or bloated tins are replaced, what the expiry return terms are, and whether the company provides shelf talkers and sample sachets.
Third-Party Manufacturing of Protein Supplements
For a private label, define the protein source (whey, soy or a blend), the flavour, tin size, scoop and seal type, and any added vitamins. Ask for the minimum order quantity per flavour. Request protein content testing, microbial test reports and stability data for the shelf life you want to print. The manufacturer should hold a valid FSSAI licence covering the category, and your label must follow FSSAI nutraceutical labelling rules, so get it checked before printing. Order a small first run per flavour to see what sells.
Related pages: Nutraceutical PCD Franchise and all molecules A to Z. Often combined with: Omega-3 Fatty Acids, Multivitamin + Multimineral, Methylcobalamin.