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Urban Remedy Updated Protein Shake Nutrition Labels

The company has disclosed new ingredient and nutritional details for its line of collagen-fortified meal shakes.

Updated on Sept. 30, 2026 in Organic Food

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Urban Remedy has introduced updated nutritional disclosures for its collagen-fortified protein shakes, which are now stocked in over 450 Whole Foods Market locations. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

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Urban Remedy has released updated nutrition and ingredient information for its refrigerated protein collagen meal shake line. These products are now available in over 450 Whole Foods Market stores nationwide.

Why it matters

Clearer nutritional labeling helps consumers evaluate the sugar content and protein sources within their dietary choices. This update arrives as the brand has seen significant retail growth in recent months.

The updated labeling confirms each 16 oz bottle provides 28g to 30g of protein and 10g of organic grass-fed bovine collagen. While these figures represent the current formulation, total sugar levels now range from 6g to 8g per bottle depending on the flavor.

The players

Urban Remedy

A food company based in Point Richmond, California, that produces refrigerated, organic, plant-forward, and collagen-based meal products.

Whole Foods Market

A national retail grocery chain specializing in natural and organic products that serves as the primary distribution partner for the shake line.

The details

The shakes are processed to be dairy-free, gluten-free, and non-GMO, relying on a combination of organic date paste, organic monk fruit extract, and organic stevia extract for flavor without added sugar. Each 16 oz bottle is sold refrigerated and intended for immediate consumption as a meal replacement. The company reports the line includes Chocolate, Vanilla, and Strawberry varieties.

Timeline

  1. 2011: Urban Remedy opened its first store in San Rafael.

  2. 2016: The company entered Whole Foods Market.

  3. March 2026: The Strawberry flavor shake was introduced.

  4. August 31, 2026: End of period for reported dollar sales figures.

  5. September 30, 2026: Urban Remedy released updated nutritional information.

Health Landscape

This development reflects the broader industry trend of increasing retail presence for refrigerated, nutrient-dense beverage lines. It aligns with the shift in the natural foods sector toward enhanced transparency regarding sugar and protein sourcing.

Consumers should review the updated labels to verify the protein and total sugar content against their specific dietary goals. If you have questions about how these collagen-based shakes fit into your overall nutrition plan, discuss the ingredients with your doctor or a registered dietitian.

The takeaway

When choosing meal replacement shakes, always check the updated nutrition facts for the specific sugar profile of each flavor. Consistency in label transparency is a metric worth following when evaluating processed health products for your daily routine.

Further reading

For more information on the current standards for ingredients and labeling, visit Organic Food.

Source note: This article includes information reported by The Manila times.

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