Mom's Garden Unveils inne Peptide Protein and Blue Hat Supplements at CIIE
German brand inne introduced a salmon peptide protein formulation and three certified Blue Hat nutritional products for the Chinese market.
German brand inne, owned by Saarbrücken-based Mom's Garden GmbH, introduced a peptide-based protein product for women alongside three local Health Food products at the China International Import Expo (CIIE) in Shanghai, according to presseportal.de. The release marks an expansion from cross-border trade into locally certified distribution in China presseportal.de
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Certified Formulations and Market Expansion
The three additions to the Chinese Health Food segment comply with the national regulatory framework, marked by the distinctive blue registration logo known as Blue Hat. The certified line includes a liquid preparation containing calcium, zinc, and vitamin D, a formulation combining zinc with multiple vitamins, and a dedicated vitamin C product. According to the manufacturer, these formulations target the nutritional requirements of local families through registered distribution channels rather than cross-border retail alone.
Mom's Garden CEO Naeyoung Kang noted that international nutritional brands must align development practices with regional dietary habits and nutrient requirements. Regulatory compliance and systematic quality control remain central to developing formulations adapted to specific consumer populations.
Salmon Peptides and Clinical Partnerships
The newly unveiled protein product is designed around female nutritional needs across various life stages, including postpartum recovery and weight management presseportal.de
presseportal.depresseportal.deOpen source ↗. According to company data, the formula utilizes hydrolyzed protein derived from salmon, broken down into smaller peptide fragments. The final preparation includes patented peptide components and the amino acid leucine, formulated with monitored levels of sugar, fat, and lactose.
To evaluate dietary mechanisms and gather clinical data, the brand maintains research partnerships with Chinese universities and medical centers, with resulting studies indexed in the Science Citation Index. Ahead of CIIE, the company announced research projects with West China Hospital of Sichuan University to inform upcoming formulations.
