TwinTucks Biosciences
Home / Services / Private Label / Ready-to-Drink Beverage

What goes in, and why

Marine Type I collagen peptide

Must stay clear and neutral in an acidic matrix and survive thermal processing. Hydrolysed collagen does not denature under heat or low pH, which is why it works here where whey does not.

Vitamins

Commonly C, B6 and B12 for energy and skin positioning. Stability through shelf life needs checking for each.

Flavour system

Citrus dominates the category because acidity suits the peptide and the positioning suits the consumer.

Permitted preservatives

Required for ambient shelf stability, and declarable.

At a glance

  • Format — Liquid, shelf stable
  • Pack options — PET bottles, glass, single-serve shots.
  • Branding — entirely yours
  • Specification — agreed in writing before production
  • Documentation — certificate of analysis with every lot

What this format demands of the peptide

This is a specification problem before it is a beverage problem. We would expect to agree a clarity target at your intended pH, a molecular weight distribution tight enough to avoid haze, and ash low enough that minerals do not precipitate over shelf life. A peptide that performs perfectly in a jar can fail here.

On dosing

Dose per bottle is constrained by viscosity and taste, not just cost. There is a practical ceiling, and we will tell you where it sits before you design the label.

Who buys this

Typical customers

Functional beverage brands, convenience retail ranges, hospitality and wellness channels.

Discuss this formulation

What we need from you

  • Target dose per serving
  • Pack format and serving count
  • Regulatory market and intended claims
  • Flavour direction, if any
  • Expected annual volume

Confidentiality agreed before any formulation detail is exchanged.

Whatever the sea gives us, we use completely.

Request a quote Start a conversation