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Blend Organic Rice Protein Powder into dry mixes, seasonings and baked goods in the dry phase; match dose to the solubility line on your COA.

Organic Rice Protein Powder is an organically certified ingredient powder. Specification on the sheet: Protein content per COA. Botanical source on the listing is Oryzasativa; appearance is Off-white to light beige fine powder.
Organic status is a certificate on this lot—Organic (see COA)—not a substitute for assay, mesh or solubility lines. Confirm the certificate scope covers the exact SKU before you label finished goods organic.
Whole powders and juice powders behave differently in drinks and dry blends; match solubility on the COA and process before you scale.
Supplier pages for this class commonly cite Food, Beverages, Health Supplements, Cosmetics, Animal Feed. Halal, Kosher and ISO lines may also appear—verify the full set on the lot COA for your destination market.
| Product Name | Organic Rice Protein Powder | Botanical Source | Oryzasativa |
|---|---|---|---|
| Organic Certification | Organic (see COA) | Specification | Protein content per COA |
| Mesh Size | 100% through 100 mesh (150μm) | Particle Size | 100% through 100 mesh (150μm) |
| Appearance | Off-white to light beige fine powder | MOQ | 1kg |
| Shelf Life | 2 year,Available InBu | OEM | Private label and customized packaging |

Blend Organic Rice Protein Powder into dry mixes, seasonings and baked goods in the dry phase; match dose to the solubility line on your COA.

Dose into the aqueous phase after acid and sweetener are fixed; match dose to the solubility line on your COA.

Pair with greens, capsules and meal powders; declare Organic Rice Protein Powder content from dried solids on the specification line, not juice Brix.

Botanical Organic Rice Protein Powder in masks, scrubs and wash-off formulas for plant positioning; confirm mesh feel and insoluble fiber on skin before launch.

Vegetable or fruit powder premixes for poultry, livestock or aquaculture when regulations allow dried Organic Rice Protein Powder—not a substitute for isolated pigment premix unless your spec says so.