Summary
The researchers studied 1,641 bars in total and classified 18 bars (one per cent) as ‘not protein source’, 295 bars (18 per cent) as a ‘protein source’ 1,328 bars (81 per cent) as ‘high in protein’. according to EU labelling criteria on protein related claims.
Source: LADbible
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