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I understand that it's a marketing ploy, but is there any other reason for it? Thanks.
there is no reason. its bullshit to drive up cost. I found allstarhealth.com protein which sells 10 pounds for 60$. Best price on the market, comes in a cardboard box thats full to the top. low carb, low sugar, excellent proteinI understand that it's a marketing ploy, but is there any other reason for it? Thanks.
I don't believe this, you work for a protein powder company.The protein needs to be able to move and have some 'air'.
Otherwise, when it's hot, the stuff could very easily get stuck on the bottom of your container.
It's like a pack of chips. The extra air keeps the product more fresh and you get less 'broken' chips.
Has nothing to do with cost. That's just demand and supply.
This is my theory as well. Big muscles guy doesn't want to carry a puny container. Also I've noticed vegan protein powder doesn't have the same container size issue - maybe because it's marketed to a different clientele.I assume it is because the target consumer has a desire to be huge. Can't huge buying small containers of the building blocks of muscle.
Stuff in big containers must make you big if you consume it.
This is my theory as well. Big muscles guy doesn't want to carry a puny container. Also I've noticed vegan protein powder doesn't have the same container size issue - maybe because it's marketed to a different clientele.
I buy the vegan powder; that's why I asked the original question. You mean with the non-vegan powder there's even a bigger contrast between container size and content? Wow.This is my theory as well. Big muscles guy doesn't want to carry a puny container. Also I've noticed vegan protein powder doesn't have the same container size issue - maybe because it's marketed to a different clientele.
It probably depends where you buy it. At a GNC type they might sell the vegan powders in the same size containers because they want to be seen as equal to the others and be appealing to the body builder niche. The vegan protein I saw was purchased at a health food type store and was 80% full.I buy the vegan powder; that's why I asked the original question. You mean with the non-vegan powder there's even a bigger contrast between container size and content? Wow.
Mine is 33% full at best.It probably depends where you buy it. At a GNC type they might sell the vegan powders in the same size containers because they want to be seen as equal to the others and be appealing to the body builder niche. The vegan protein I saw was purchased at a health food type store and was 80% full.
Imma put it on mah D. See me some gainzzz.It's obvious, protein = gainz thus they ship in tiny containers but by the time they make it to the shelf the protein has made the container get gainz.
there is no reason. its bullshit to drive up cost. I found allstarhealth.com protein which sells 10 pounds for 60$. Best price on the market, comes in a cardboard box thats full to the top. low carb, low sugar, excellent protein