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Overview

Description

Individual cans of Orange Mango TATU Protein Water. Serving size 1 can, each 12 ounces. 15 grams of protein, 0 grams of sugar, and only 70 calories per can! Our protein water is named after sean’s mom, Tatu (tāh-too), who was an acclaimed south african artist. She set sean on his path to wellness and is the inspiration for our mission to create simple, safe, and healthy products. Our delicious water provides convenient hydration and supports muscle recovery post workout. In swahili, the language of the african great lakes region, tatu means three, which for wellness means mind, body, and soul. TATU is made with the purest whey protein on earth and delivers 30% of your FDA recommended daily dose of protein. TATU is ideal for hydration and muscle recovery post workout.

Attributes

Longevity

Product details

Pack and pricing

Case pack
12 units
Case weight
10.5 lb
MSRP
$4.99
Dimensions
6.25 x 7 x 9.5 in
Case dimensions
6.25 × 7 × 9.5 in
Packaging
Can

Product identifiers

Category
Vitamin-Enhanced

Origin and handling

Made in
California
Country of origin
United States
Storage
Shelf-Stable
Shelf life
1+ years

Nutritional information

Ingredients

Water, whey protein isolate (MILK), Less than 2% of: natural flavors, sodium citrate, sea salt, organic monk fruit extract, organic stevia leaf extract

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TATUEstablished 2018

Our mission is to create a family of high-protein, functional foods and beverages made from healthy and simple ingredients. Our vision is to build Mindful Proteins on solid principles of sustainability and product stewardship to align with the UN Sustainable Development Goals, becoming the #1 source for functional protein. We will begin first with the yoga community and then expand into other high intensity sports where the benefits of hydration and muscle recovery are recognized. Once we have established our brand, we will finally address the pediatric, gravida, and geriatric segments where protein is vital. Our reason stems from working at the crosshairs of climate change and how alarmed we are at how modern agricultural is depleting soil health. Increasing levels of carbon emissions being absorbed by the planet’s plants and crops are causing a drop off in natural protein production. Farmers are encouraged to grow crops regardless of current supply, demand, environmental consequences, or ability to actually nourish Americans. While American diets should consist of a variety of fruits, vegetables, grains, meats, and dairy products, the heavily subsidized commodities have assumed an outsized role in most Americans’ diets, contributing to obesity levels and high blood sugar levels.