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SimplyProtein

www.simplyprotein.ca

 
The idea behind the SimplyProtein® brand was born out of necessity. The original founder was looking for snacks that were made mindfully. What she wanted was a snack that was gluten-free, dairy-free, packed with protein and above all - delicious. When she couldn`t find anything that fit what she was looking for, she started the SimplyProtein brand. It was that simple. We`re all about energizing you — with deliciously simple plant-powered fuel — to do whatever it is you do. We`re here to help give you boost of an energy with our range of snacks that are high in plant-based ...
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million

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