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The Jerusalem Post

'Max Brenner' Debuts in Protein Snack Market

 
  (photo credit: STUDIO DITALES)
(photo credit: STUDIO DITALES)

Israel's protein snack market is worth 85 million shekels with a 12% growth since 2022. 'Max Brenner' debuts a real chocolate snack with 21g of protein, filling a market gap.

The protein snack market in Israel has shown impressive growth in the past two years with a production of 368 tons per year, reflecting a market rolling about NIS 85 million annually.

Almost all protein snacks currently marketed in Israel do not offer real chocolate, but rather a chocolate flavor made of sugar substitutes that do not provide genuine chocolate. 'Max Brenner' enters this missing niche with the first release in Israel of a snack with real chocolate, without any sugar substitutes, containing 21 grams of protein and BCAA.

Yossi Kuba, Marketing Manager at Max Brenner: "The protein snack market in Israel is growing year by year, but today almost all protein snacks contain sugar substitutes and flavorings. About three years ago, we decided to develop a protein snack made from quality ingredients and real chocolate while maintaining a high protein value of 21 grams.

We did not want to create another snack with a chocolate substitute like most protein snacks found in the market today, but to create for the first time a snack with real and delicious chocolate with our protein-enriched nut cream. Entering the protein snack market is part of the company's strategy and desire to expand into additional and diverse markets and meet the growing demand among consumers."

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The first flavor in the protein snack series is a cream of nuts, dark chocolate, and crispy soy crunchies coated in excellent white chocolate. Ingredients per 60g: 21g protein, 3g BCCA, Calories: 275

Price: NIS 15 per unit. Will be sold at Shufersal nationwide.

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