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The FDA wouldn't let them label it with any protein if it wasn't complete. We already have a laundry list of CO2 consuming creatures that are complete protein s
by geor9e 3y ago
The FDA wouldn't let them label it with any protein if it wasn't complete. We already have a laundry list of CO2 consuming creatures that are complete protein sources. And theirs is new and proprietary. So it's gotta be. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single-cell_protein#Microorganisms https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single-cell_protein#Microorgan...
- dools 3y agoReally? In Australia Oats are labelled as having protein in the nutritional information but they are deficient in lysene.
- stubish 3y agoAustralia (and Solar Foods for that matter) are not beholden to the American FDA.
- wyre 3y agoProtein is listed in the nutrition facts all over the world. What GP is saying is that for Solein to be advertised and labeled as a protein it has to be a complete protein. This seems fairly accurate believable, but I know there are protein powders that are not complete proteins (typically not sold in grocery stores though) If it has a similar profile to soy or algae like they claim it is a complete protein, or else that’s a false statement.