Almased
A German meal-replacement powder brand focused on protein-based nutritional meal replacements.
Last updated November 4, 2026
AI crawler reads
2requests
1companies- Anthropic2
- Profile
- 2
- Controversies
- 0
- JSON · MD
- 0
- First read
- Nov 4, 2026
- Latest read
- Nov 4, 2026
From this site's server log
Overview
Almased is a German-origin nutritional meal replacement brand whose core product is a powder typically mixed with water or other beverages. The brand is positioned around weight management, daily nutritional supplementation, and meal replacement use cases, mainly targeting people who want to control energy intake or supplement protein in a convenient way. Its products are generally based on a combination of protein, carbohydrates, and other nutrients, and are emphasized for use as a meal or partial meal after mixing. Regarding the brand's exact founding year, founder, parent company, and operating entities in various markets, there is currently insufficient reliable and verifiable information, so no inferences are made.
History
Almased is a German nutritional meal-replacement brand centered on powdered products and a weight-management positioning. Its offering is designed to be mixed into a drink and used as a meal or partial meal for weight-management routines, dietary control and convenient nutrition. Because sufficiently reliable information is not available here to verify its exact founding year, founder, ownership changes, market expansion milestones or detailed corporate history, a fuller chronology is not provided.
Products and positioning
Weight management and convenient nutritional supplementation
meal replacement
Almased meal-replacement powder
The brand’s core powdered meal-replacement product, generally mixed with water or another beverage. It is positioned for weight management, dietary control and convenient nutritional supplementation; exact formulations, flavors and packaging may vary by product version and market.
Cite this profile: Cite the canonical profile. /brand-wiki/almased · Editorial policy · How profiles are compiled