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Ally Adds Collagen and Lifts Protein to 10G in Thailand Drink Relaunch

By Minjun Park
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Ally Adds Collagen and Lifts Protein to 10G in Thailand Drink Relaunch
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Thai functional beverage brand Ally has reformulated its Pro Fiber line in Bangkok, raising plant protein to 10 grams per bottle and adding collagen peptide.

The updated ready-to-drink formula packs 20,000 milligrams of dietary fiber alongside psyllium husk to target digestive health and sustained fullness. Two new flavour profiles accompany the relaunch: Grape Berry, blending grape, blueberry, acai, and kale, alongside Apple Lemon, made with apple, pear, lemon, and kale.

Upgraded formulation and new blends

Ally originally launched the Pro Fiber line in 2025 with 8 grams of plant protein per unit. The revised 2026 iteration increases the protein dose extracted from pea and soy by two grams to support muscle maintenance while introducing marine collagen peptide aimed at skin hydration.

Packaging changes reflect the formula shift. Psyllium husk, previously listed as a minor claim at the bottom of the bottle, now sits prominently on the front panel as a key functional selling point.

Shift in convenience beverage positioning

Thai beverage makers are packing multiple functional ingredients into single stock-keeping units rather than selling standalone protein or fiber drinks. Ally itself expanded into clear protein with creatine in May 2026 and rolled out ready-to-eat overnight oats in July 2026, building out a convenience-led functional nutrition portfolio in urban retail chains.

Distribution continues across convenience store chillers and supermarket shelves in Thailand, where consumer uptake of high-fiber meal-replacement beverages will test whether multi-benefit RTD drinks can sustain premium shelf space against traditional dairy and juice competitors.

Questions & Answers

Q.

Which specific benefits is Ally targeting with the reformulated Pro Fiber line?

A.

The reformulated drinks aim to support digestive health and provide sustained fullness through dietary fibre and psyllium husk. The increased plant protein supports muscle maintenance, and the added marine collagen peptide targets skin hydration.

Q.

What changes have been made to the Pro Fiber product since its initial launch?

A.

Ally has increased the plant protein from 8 to 10 grams per bottle and added marine collagen peptide. Psyllium husk, previously a minor claim, is now prominently featured on the front panel as a key functional ingredient.

Q.

What is the broader strategy Ally is pursuing in the functional nutrition market?

A.

Ally is building a convenience-led functional nutrition portfolio. They are incorporating multiple functional ingredients into single products and have expanded into clear protein with creatine and ready-to-eat overnight oats.

Q.

How are these new drinks being distributed to consumers?

A.

The reformulated Pro Fiber drinks continue to be distributed across convenience store chillers and supermarket shelves in Thailand. This targets urban retail chains where consumers are seeking functional nutrition options.

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