Nichols and Myprotein launch clear whey protein water

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Soft drinks brand Nichols has partnered with Myprotein to launch a clear whey protein water, a ready-to-drink range designed to tap into growing consumer demand for functional beverages.

The new line is set to launch in September 2026 and will be available in two flavours, Vimto and raspberry lemon.

The 500ml range will be stocked with an RRP of £2.99 and is sugar-free and contains 15g of clear whey protein.

This move aims to combine Nichols’ experience in soft drinks production with Myprotein’s strong performance in functional nutrition.

According to the business, the new product builds on the strong consumer demand for Myprotein’s Vimto range, which has extended the flavour into multiple formats, including creatine, collagen and gummies.


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Neil Mistry, CEO of THG Nutrition, added: “More and more consumers are looking to boost their protein intake, and functional drinks are becoming an increasingly important way for them to do so.

“As the UK’s leading clear whey brand, we’ve helped redefine how consumers think about protein, and Myprotein clear whey protein water answers that growing demand with an easy, refreshing way to add protein throughout the day.

“This is not just a new product but a statement of intent – an intentional expansion into refreshing ready-to-drink that reflects where we see the Myprotein brand heading and the role we want to play in chiller and impulse.”

This collaboration aims to expand the brand into the growing ready-to-drink category as well as build on the strength of the partnership.

As part of the multi-brand licence agreement, Nichols will manufacture and distribute Myprotein clear whey protein water through its established nationwide UK distribution network.

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Nichols and Myprotein launch clear whey protein water

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Soft drinks brand Nichols has partnered with Myprotein to launch a clear whey protein water, a ready-to-drink range designed to tap into growing consumer demand for functional beverages.

The new line is set to launch in September 2026 and will be available in two flavours, Vimto and raspberry lemon.

The 500ml range will be stocked with an RRP of £2.99 and is sugar-free and contains 15g of clear whey protein.

This move aims to combine Nichols’ experience in soft drinks production with Myprotein’s strong performance in functional nutrition.

According to the business, the new product builds on the strong consumer demand for Myprotein’s Vimto range, which has extended the flavour into multiple formats, including creatine, collagen and gummies.


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Neil Mistry, CEO of THG Nutrition, added: “More and more consumers are looking to boost their protein intake, and functional drinks are becoming an increasingly important way for them to do so.

“As the UK’s leading clear whey brand, we’ve helped redefine how consumers think about protein, and Myprotein clear whey protein water answers that growing demand with an easy, refreshing way to add protein throughout the day.

“This is not just a new product but a statement of intent – an intentional expansion into refreshing ready-to-drink that reflects where we see the Myprotein brand heading and the role we want to play in chiller and impulse.”

This collaboration aims to expand the brand into the growing ready-to-drink category as well as build on the strength of the partnership.

As part of the multi-brand licence agreement, Nichols will manufacture and distribute Myprotein clear whey protein water through its established nationwide UK distribution network.

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