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Are Functional Whey Proteins the Next Frontier for Animal-Free Dairy?

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4 Mins Read French precision fermentation startup Bon Vivant has rebranded to Verley and rolled out a range of functional animal-free whey proteins. Bon Vivant, the animal-free dairy company hailing from Lyon, has introduced a new brand identity and a portfolio of functional recombinant whey proteins. The company has rebranded to Verley, a moniker it says is reflective of its French roots and international ambitions. Lyon, it notes, is home to m…
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Are Functional Whey Proteins the Next Frontier for Animal-Free Dairy?

4 Mins Read French precision fermentation startup Bon Vivant has rebranded to Verley and rolled out a range of functional animal-free whey proteins. Bon Vivant, the animal-free dairy company hailing from Lyon, has introduced a new brand identity and a portfolio of functional recombinant whey proteins. The company has rebranded to Verley, a moniker it says is reflective of its French roots and international ambitions. Lyon, it notes, is home to m…

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Verley launches range of animal-free whey protein powders

French biotech company Verley are set to launch a portfolio of functionalized precision fermentation dairy protein powders in a ‘world first.’

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Bon Vivant rebrands to Verley, unveils ‘world’s first’ functionalized recombinant dairy proteins

Multiple startups are now making dairy proteins without cows, says Verley (previously Bon Vivant) cofounder Stéphane Mac Millan. To stand out from the crowd, however, they will have to deliver some added value in addition to compelling unit economics, he claims. The basic rationale behind animal-free dairy proteins produced in fermentation tanks is clear, says Mac Milan. “Demand for dairy is growing but milk production is decreasing, so we have …

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