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In the wave of innovation in the modern food industry, Isolated Soy Protein has become an indispensable core ingredient due to its exceptional nutritional value and functional properties. Particularly, high-end "dispersed" soy protein isolate is no longer just a simple nutritional supplement but a key factor determining the final quality, texture, and stability of end products.

Soy protein isolate is a highly refined protein extracted from defatted soybean meal, typically with a protein content of over 90%. Dispersibility and suspension stability are critical indicators of its quality:

Application in Beverage Powder: Excelling in "Rapid Dispersion"

When consumers add a scoop of protein powder to water or milk, the last thing they want to see is clumping or uneven mixing, resembling "dough lumps." This not only affects the drinking experience but may also lead to uneven nutrient intake. Therefore, the core requirement for protein used in beverage powders is exceptional rapid dispersibility and solubility.

Such proteins undergo special physical or enzymatic treatments, resulting in smaller particle sizes and more hydrophilic surfaces. This allows them to quickly wet and disperse upon contact with water, forming a uniform and stable solution with minimal stirring. This ensures a smooth texture and convenience, meeting the needs of fitness enthusiasts and fast-paced lifestyles for "easy supplementation in a snap."

Application in Ready-to-Drink Beverages: Focusing on "Long-Term Suspension"

Unlike powdered products, ready-to-drink beverages face the challenge of shelf-life stability. A protein drink may sit on the shelf for weeks or even months from production to consumption. During this time, sedimentation or separation of proteins or other ingredients due to gravity is a major industry concern. 


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