Marketing agency tma pure launches its own food brand PURE & GREAT
The full-service agency tma pure is expanding its portfolio with an innovative own brand: PURE & GREAT. The new muesli and porridge label focuses on natural ingredients and vegan protein. The aim? Honest nutrition without compromise - without superfluous additives, but full of high-quality ingredients.
Pure & Great
A family project with a clear vision
Tom Angotti and Daniel Margraf founded PURE & GREAT to fill a gap in the market. The sports-loving father and son duo searched in vain for a muesli that did not contain any artificial additives and was also rich in protein. "We simply developed the muesli that we ourselves had always wanted. Something that we can eat every day with a clear conscience," explains Tom Angotti, founder of PURE & GREAT. The solution? Their own brand that offers exactly that: natural nutrition without compromise.
Pure ingredients - real taste
The PURE & GREAT product range currently includes nine muesli and porridge varieties, all of which are free from industrial sugar, sweeteners, flavorings and emulsifiers. Even supposedly natural additives such as apple juice powder are deliberately not used. Instead, PURE & GREAT offers a natural taste experience that provides the body with lasting nutrients. A special feature of the products is the high proportion of vegan protein in selected varieties, which supports the daily energy requirement.
tma pure as a source of inspiration
PURE & GREAT proves that tma pure not only offers creative solutions for customers, but also successfully builds its own brands. The label stands for more than just healthy nutrition - it embodies a clear mission: high-quality nutrition that optimally nourishes the body.
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