Soy Protein
Plant-based protein for a wide variety of applications
- Soy Protein: Health and Nutrition Benefits
- The Economic Benefits of Soy Protein
- Sustainability Benefits of Soy Proteins
- Soy Protein Applications
At Nutrition & Biosciences, we’ve been leading innovation in soy protein for half a century. Our expertise in soy can be seen in the 1000 individual products we’ve developed over the years. We’re the preferred protein supplier to leading global brands, and have a wide range of soy protein ingredients that are noted for their quality, consistency and superior performance.
Today, the demand for healthier, more sustainable plant-based diets and high-protein products has made soy more relevant than ever. We’re here to support you combining our market insights with our world-leading expertise in soy protein applications, sensory and nutrition sciences.
Key Benefits
- High-quality plant-based protein with proven health benefits
- Reduces formulation costs when used as an alternative to traditional animal-based proteins, such as meat or dairy
- Highly versatile: can be used to add protein to a wide range of food and beverages
- A variety of options and formats, carefully optimized for specific applications
- Meets consumer demands for sustainability—our soy protein isolate has a carbon footprint 8 to 80 times lower than dairy and meat proteins depending on the protein it’s compared against
How We Help
Plant Based
Our soy protein ingredients are derived from a reliable and sustainable raw material—the soybean. Soy protein is the most widely used source of plant protein in the food industry and is among the most nutritious, versatile, economical and reliable sources of protein for food and beverage innovation.
Better Nutrition
Soy protein is a high-quality, plant-based protein with proven health benefits. Our soy protein solutions support the development of high-protein products from sports nutrition and weight management to general health & wellness, and help meet the protein needs of growing children, teens, pregnant and lactating women, health enthusiasts and active older individuals.
Sustainability
Soybean cultivation is highly efficient and producing soy protein requires far less land, energy and water than animal-based proteins. According to a third-party validated Life Cycle Assessment, our soybean isolate has a carbon footprint that’s up to 80 times lower than dairy and meat proteins.
Our soy protein solutions support at least six of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
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