The Tone It Up Plant-Based Protein Powders are a range of fitness-focused supplements for women that will help them in their bid to reach their fitness goals thanks to a premium recipe. The powders come in Vanilla and Chocolate flavors, and are each just 110 calories with 15 grams of protein per serving. Each of the powders are also gluten-free, non-GMO and made with the brand's proprietary blend of pea, oat and chia with chicory root fiber now in the recipe for a touch of natural sweetness.
The Tone It Up Plant-Based Protein Powders are being launched at around 1,500 Kroger store locations in the US and are likely to be a winner amongst health-conscious female consumers.
Female-Focused Protein Supplements
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Trend Themes
1. Health-conscious Female Consumers - There is an opportunity to develop more targeted and innovative protein supplements that cater to the specific needs and preferences of health-conscious female consumers.
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3. Expansion of Protein Supplement Market - As more brands introduce female-focused protein supplements, there is an opportunity for the overall protein supplement market to grow and adapt by targeting different demographics and diversifying product offerings.
Industry Implications
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3. Retail - The retail industry, particularly in the health and wellness sector, can explore partnerships with protein supplement brands and stock a wider range of female-focused protein powders to meet the growing demand from health-conscious female consumers.