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Danone U.S. Debuts Silk Protein Plant-Based Beverage

Silk Protein
Danone U.S.
January 14, 2026

Silk has introduced Silk Protein, a plant-based beverage with 13 grams of complete plant protein per serving.

Silk Protein offers additional benefits including fiber, calcium, vitamin D and lower sugar, aligning with today's consumer demands.

"Silk continues to lead the plant-based beverage category with innovative options that meet evolving consumer needs,” says Kallie Goodwin, senior vice president of plant-based beverages, Danone U.S. “Protein is here to stay, yet convenient, great-tasting plant-based choices have been limited – until now. Our new Silk Protein not only delivers the protein consumers crave but also offers added benefits like fiber, calcium, and less sugar to support balanced nutrition.”"

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Each serving of Silk Protein features:

  • 13 grams of complete plant protein
  • 3 grams of fiber
  • 50% less sugar than regular dairy milk and 1/3 less sugar than value-added conventional milk
  • All 9 essential amino acids in adequate amounts, making it a complete protein
  • Calcium and vitamin D
  • 130 calories per serving
  • No artificial sweeteners

Silk Protein is available in two flavors: Original and Chocolate. It’s rolling out on shelves nationwide this month, with additional product innovations planned for later this year. The product is available in 48-oz. multi-serve bottles at a suggested retail price of $5.99.

KEYWORDS: plant-based beverages plant-based products plant-based protein

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