KEEGO HARBOR, MI--(Marketwired - Nov 17, 2016) - ZIVO Bioscience, Inc. (
The vegetable and fruit juice beverage contains a substantial amount of the Company's proprietary algal biomass, dried to a fine powder, that mixes well with other vegetable and fruit juices, while providing a significant non-animal, non-dairy, non-GMO vegan protein component. Early formulations boast a standout 42 grams of plant-based protein per 15-ounce serving.
The ZIVO algae biomass represents a viable alternative to other sources of high-quality protein. A 100- gram (3 oz.) portion provides 42 grams of protein and 24 grams of fiber, while also delivering more Vitamin C than a medium-sized orange and more Vitamin A than 3-1/2 ounces of beef liver.
Initially, this new product format will be focused on displacing other soy and whey-based powdered proteins -- a significant global market.
Unlike many other cultivated algae, the ZIVO strain is essentially bland and mixes well with sweet or savory flavors. The two flavors presented at the meeting featured a sweet, pomegranate finish, and the other a more savory vegetable finish.
The Company has recently concluded a series of nutritional, toxicological and microbial testing as the algal biomass enters the compliance phase of its market launch program. Product formulation concepts such as the protein power drink are useful for marketing the biomass as a viable protein enhancement ingredient, and to test for product stability, interactions and taste. The Company recently engaged a beverage consultant to assist in the formulation and testing of various product concepts.
Video clips featuring the Company's annual shareholder meeting, including the protein drink, have been posted to the newly-revamped Investors page of the ZIVO Bioscience corporate website:
http://zivobioscience.com/investors/
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