A concentrated blend of colorful superfruits
Eleven fruits in one convenient scoop
Vegan Berry Powder Mix makes it easy to bring a diverse range of colorful fruits into your daily routine. Instead of centering the formula around one berry, we combine acai, acerola cherry, amla, cranberry, goji, grapeseed, camu camu, mangosteen, pomegranate, strawberry and maqui.
Each fruit contributes its own naturally occurring nutritional profile. Deep red, purple and blue fruits provide anthocyanins and other polyphenols, while acerola and camu camu are particularly recognized for their natural vitamin C content. Together, the ingredients create a nutrient-dense plant powder that can complement a balanced, fruit- and vegetable-rich diet.*
The formula is completely vegan and contains no added sugar or artificial flavors, allowing the fruits themselves to define the blend.
Why eating different colors matters
Berry pigments are more than beautiful colors
The rich colors found throughout Vegan Berry Powder Mix come partly from naturally occurring plant pigments.
Anthocyanins produce many of the red, blue and purple colors associated with berries such as maqui, acai, cranberry and strawberry. Pomegranate contributes a different mixture of polyphenols, while mangosteen is particularly known for compounds called xanthones.
These phytochemicals are one reason nutrition experts encourage people to consume a diverse selection of colorful plant foods. Different plants provide different combinations of vitamins, minerals and phytonutrients rather than one berry supplying everything the body needs.
That diversity is central to how we formulated this blend.
Antioxidants and oxidative stress
Understanding what antioxidant support actually means
Normal metabolism and exposure to environmental factors can produce molecules known as free radicals. When free-radical production exceeds the body's antioxidant defenses, oxidative stress can occur.
Vegan Berry Powder Mix provides fruits naturally containing antioxidant compounds such as anthocyanins, vitamin C, flavonoids, proanthocyanidins, ellagitannins and other polyphenols.*
Antioxidants are not magic shields against aging or disease. Instead, antioxidant-rich foods and plant ingredients belong within a varied nutritional pattern that supports overall health.
Natural vitamin C from fruit
Acerola, camu camu and amla stand out
Several ingredients contribute vitamin C, but acerola cherry, camu camu and amla are especially notable natural sources.
Vitamin C is an essential water-soluble vitamin involved in normal immune function and collagen formation. Collagen contributes to the normal structure of skin and other connective tissues. Vitamin C also functions as an antioxidant and helps improve the absorption of non-heme iron from plant foods.*
This makes the vitamin C-rich fruits in Vegan Berry Powder Mix particularly complementary to the anthocyanin- and polyphenol-rich berries elsewhere in the formula.
Plant nutrition for skin, hair and nails
Beauty nutrition begins with essential nutrients
Healthy-looking skin, hair and nails depend on adequate overall nutrition rather than one isolated "beauty" ingredient.
Vegan Berry Powder Mix contributes vitamin C and a wide range of naturally occurring carotenoids and polyphenols. Vitamin C is especially relevant because the body requires it for normal collagen synthesis.*
For people who want a more targeted herbal formula rather than a fruit-based superfood powder, our Hair Skin Nails supplement provides a different approach. Vegan Berry Powder Mix focuses on colorful fruit nutrition, while Hair Skin Nails is formulated specifically around botanicals selected for hair, skin and nail wellness.
Vegan Berry Powder Mix vs. Vegan Greens Powder Mix
Colorful fruits vs. nutrient-dense greens
These two powders complement a plant-focused lifestyle, but they are built from completely different ingredient groups.
Vegan Berry Powder Mix contains 11 fruits and berries and emphasizes vitamin C, anthocyanins, flavonoids, polyphenols and other fruit phytonutrients.
Our Vegan Greens Powder Mix contains alfalfa, moringa, barley grass, wheat grass, nettle, kale, spinach, spirulina, basil and parsley. That formula emphasizes nutrient-dense greens and compounds such as chlorophyll and carotenoids.
Choose Vegan Berry Powder Mix when you want a fruit-centered superfood blend. Choose Vegan Greens Powder Mix when you want to add concentrated leafy greens, grasses and algae to your routine.
You can also use both when you want greater plant diversity rather than choosing between fruits and greens.
Vegan Berry Powder Mix vs. a multivitamin
Whole fruit ingredients vs. standardized nutrients
A conventional multivitamin typically supplies measured quantities of individual vitamins and minerals.
Vegan Berry Powder Mix works differently. It provides powdered fruits and their naturally occurring nutritional compounds rather than attempting to deliver predetermined amounts of every essential vitamin and mineral.
That means Vegan Berry Powder Mix should not be considered a replacement for a multivitamin when a specific vitamin or mineral dose is required. Its strength is the diversity of fruit-derived phytonutrients it adds to the diet.
Vegan Berry Powder Mix vs. protein powder
Phytonutrients vs. concentrated protein
Although both products can go into the same smoothie, they serve different nutritional purposes.
Vegan Berry Powder Mix is primarily a fruit and phytonutrient supplement. A protein powder is specifically formulated to deliver substantially more dietary protein and amino acids.
For a more complete smoothie, Vegan Berry Powder Mix can be paired with our Vegan Protein Powder Mix - Pure Pea Protein. The berry blend adds diverse fruit ingredients and phytonutrients, while pea protein supplies concentrated plant protein.
This combination can be particularly useful when building a breakfast or post-workout smoothie with additional whole-food ingredients.
Powdered berries vs. whole berries
Convenience does not replace whole fruit
Vegan Berry Powder Mix provides an easy way to add a diverse mixture of fruit ingredients to foods and beverages without purchasing 11 separate fruits.
Whole fruit still has an important place in a healthy diet. Fresh and frozen berries provide water, food volume, texture and their complete natural food matrix.
We recommend using Vegan Berry Powder Mix to complement whole fruits and vegetables rather than treating it as a reason to stop eating them.
An easy addition to breakfast and smoothies
One tablespoon, countless combinations
You do not need to create a complicated supplement routine around Vegan Berry Powder Mix.
Blend it with banana and plant milk for a berry smoothie. Stir it into oatmeal or overnight oats. Add it to a fruit bowl, mix it into a smoothie with greens or combine it with plant protein when you want something more substantial.
The powder can also be mixed with the beverage of your choice.
This versatility makes it easy to use the product consistently without eating or drinking exactly the same thing every day.
Ingredients
Acai berry
Anthocyanin-rich Amazonian fruit
Acai berries naturally contain anthocyanins, particularly cyanidin-related pigments, along with other flavonoids and polyphenols. Acai also naturally provides fatty acids, including oleic and linoleic acids, and minerals such as manganese, copper and magnesium in varying amounts.
We include acai in Vegan Berry Powder Mix because its deep purple pigmentation contributes a distinctive spectrum of antioxidant plant compounds to the blend.*
Acerola cherry
A naturally concentrated source of vitamin C
Acerola is particularly notable for its naturally high vitamin C content. It also contains carotenoids, anthocyanins and other polyphenols, with minerals such as potassium and magnesium naturally occurring in the fruit.
We use acerola to strengthen the vitamin C profile of Vegan Berry Powder Mix. Vitamin C supports normal immune function, contributes to collagen formation and functions as an antioxidant.*
Amla fruit
Vitamin C and traditional Ayurvedic fruit nutrition
Amla, also called Indian gooseberry, contains vitamin C, tannins, gallic acid, ellagic acid and other polyphenolic compounds. It also naturally provides small amounts of minerals such as calcium, iron and potassium.
We include amla to broaden both the antioxidant and phytonutrient diversity of Vegan Berry Powder Mix while bringing a fruit with a long history of use in Ayurvedic nutrition.*
Cranberry fruit
Proanthocyanidins and colorful polyphenols
Cranberries contain A-type proanthocyanidins, anthocyanins, flavonols and phenolic acids. They also naturally provide vitamin C, manganese and other micronutrients in varying amounts.
We use cranberry to add a tart red berry with a phytochemical profile that differs from the sweeter and darker berries in the formula.
Goji berry
Carotenoids and unique berry polysaccharides
Goji berries naturally contain zeaxanthin, particularly zeaxanthin dipalmitate, along with carotenoids, polyphenols and characteristic Lycium polysaccharides. They can also provide vitamin C, iron, copper and potassium in varying amounts.
We include goji because its carotenoid profile complements the anthocyanin-rich fruits in Vegan Berry Powder Mix, adding greater phytonutrient diversity.*
People taking warfarin should speak with their healthcare professional before regularly consuming concentrated goji products because clinically significant interactions have been reported.
Grapeseed
Concentrated proanthocyanidin compounds
Grapeseed is particularly known for oligomeric proanthocyanidins, commonly called OPCs. It also contains catechins, epicatechins and other polyphenolic compounds.
We include grapeseed to add a concentrated source of grape-derived polyphenols that complements the anthocyanins, xanthones and vitamin C-containing fruits in the formula.*
Camu camu berry
Exceptional fruit-based vitamin C
Camu camu is recognized for its naturally high vitamin C concentration. It also contains anthocyanins, ellagic acid, flavonoids and other phenolic compounds. Potassium and other minerals naturally occur in the fruit.
We include camu camu as another powerful fruit-based contributor to the vitamin C and antioxidant profile of Vegan Berry Powder Mix.*
Mangosteen fruit
Xanthones give this tropical fruit a distinctive profile
Mangosteen contains characteristic polyphenolic compounds called xanthones, including alpha-mangostin and related compounds, with concentrations depending heavily on the part of the fruit used. It also naturally contains vitamin C and minerals such as manganese in the whole fruit.
We include mangosteen because its xanthone profile adds a different category of plant compounds to the formula instead of simply adding another source of anthocyanins.
Pomegranate fruit
Punicalagins and ellagic acid precursors
Pomegranate naturally contains ellagitannins, including punicalagins, as well as anthocyanins and other polyphenols. These compounds can give rise to ellagic acid during digestion and processing.
Pomegranate also naturally provides vitamin C, vitamin K, folate and potassium in varying amounts.
We use pomegranate because its polyphenol profile complements the berries and expands the range of fruit-derived compounds in Vegan Berry Powder Mix.*
Strawberry fruit
Familiar berry nutrition with vitamin C
Strawberries naturally provide vitamin C, manganese and folate, along with anthocyanins, ellagic acid and other flavonoids and polyphenols.
We include strawberry to provide recognizable berry nutrition while contributing vitamin C and additional polyphenols to the blend. Its naturally sweet-tart character also complements the more intense flavors of ingredients such as amla and cranberry.
Maqui berry
Deep-purple anthocyanin nutrition
Maqui berries are particularly rich in anthocyanins, including delphinidin-derived compounds that contribute to their intense purple color. They also contain other flavonoids and polyphenols.
We include maqui to strengthen the dark-berry component of Vegan Berry Powder Mix and diversify the blend's naturally occurring anthocyanins.*
How to use Vegan Berry Powder Mix
Make plant nutrition easier to use every day
Mix one tablespoon of Vegan Berry Powder Mix with the beverage of your choice and stir or blend thoroughly.
You can also add it to smoothies, smoothie bowls, oatmeal, plant-based yogurt, juices or other foods. Try combining it with fresh or frozen fruit when you want additional texture and whole-food variety.
Because the powder is versatile, we recommend finding a preparation you genuinely enjoy enough to use consistently.
Important considerations
A supplement to your diet, not a substitute for it
Vegan Berry Powder Mix is designed to complement a nutritious diet. It is not a meal replacement and should not replace your regular intake of whole fruits, vegetables, protein sources, healthy fats and other nutrient-rich foods.
People who use warfarin should seek professional guidance before regularly using concentrated goji-containing products because goji has documented interactions with warfarin.
If you have a known allergy to any of the listed fruits, do not use the product.
7.05 NET WT. (200g)
