Biotrino cultivates Blonde Chlorella, a nutrient-dense microalgae ingredient offering a complete amino acid profile and rich vitamin content. This sustainable protein alternative integrates seamlessly into food and beverage formulations, enhancing nutritional density with minimal environmental impact.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Problem
Traditional protein sources often have significant environmental footprints, contributing to high CO2 emissions and water consumption in food production. Consumers are increasingly seeking sustainable, plant-based alternatives that do not compromise on nutritional value or taste.
Solution
Biotrino cultivates Blonde Chlorella, a nutrient-dense microalgae that serves as a highly sustainable protein ingredient. This microalgae is characterized by its complete amino acid profile, rich vitamin content, and beneficial omega fatty acids. Its neutral flavor profile and color allow for seamless integration into a wide array of food and beverage formulations, enhancing nutritional density without altering sensory characteristics. Blonde Chlorella offers a compelling alternative for food manufacturers and developers looking to incorporate environmentally responsible ingredients.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes food product developers, chefs, and food manufacturers seeking sustainable, nutrient-dense ingredients for their product lines.
Features
- Blonde Chlorella microalgae cultivated for high protein content (60% per 100g)
- Complete amino acid profile, including all essential amino acids
- Rich source of vitamins, including B2, B3, B6, B12, Biotin, Thiamin, and K
- Contains Omega 6 and Omega 9 fatty acids
- Naturally allergen-free, containing no gluten, shellfish, or lactose
- Possesses an umami flavor profile due to high glutamic acid content
- Minimal environmental impact, with 67% lower CO2 emissions and 46% less water usage compared to soy protein
- Long shelf life, contributing to reduced food waste
- Processed as a wholefood with no components removed