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27 g† Protein0 g† Carbs/FatFlavored With Other Natural FlavorsProtein PowderInformed Choice - We Test You Trust Regularly Tested For Banned SubstancesSweetened With Stevia100% Whole Protein SourceNo Artificial Growth HormonesPeanut & Nut FreeGluten FreeGrass FedPasture RaisedNZMP™ - Made With NZMP Dairy From New Zealand Grass-Fed CowsKeto ApprovedBe Great.®Diesel® Is Everything a Protein Should Be!THE PROTEIN that yields 27 g of protein with 110 calories in every 30 g scoop. DIESEL® is an easy and convenient way to get the protein you need to help you recover from your training stronger than ever. DIESEL® NEW ZEALAND PROTEIN uses protein that is sourced exclusively from 100% New Zealand Dairy. It's grass-fed pasture-raised and it's worth knowing that the use of artificial hormones on dairy cows is not used in New Zealand.‡SWEETENED & FLAVORED THE NATURAL WAY DIESEL® is only sweetened with Stevia Leaf Extract (Rebaudioside A) and we only use natural flavors. DIESEL® is specially processed to remove 99% of the lactose typically found in whey protein. It's gluten-free tree nut-free peanut-free and has been tested for WADA banned substances under the Informed Sport program.Bioactive Full-Spectrum Undenatured Whey Fractions♢16.0% Alpha-Lactalbumin56.5% Beta-Lactoglobulin2.5% Bovine Serum Albumin 15.5% Glycomacropeptide3.5% Immunoglobulin 0.5% Lactoferrin Undenatured Protein = Better Protein!DIESEL® starts with New Zealand source Grass-Fed Pasture-Raised pasteurized milk and uses a low- temperature crossflow micro-filtration process to achieve a highly pure whey protein isolate with undenatured whey protein fractions. These bioactive whey fractions have their own unique biological properties. The Whey Fraction graphic to the upper left shows you that the protein you're getting has not been denatured. If a protein has been subjected to harsh chemicals excessive heat or enzymes these whey fractions will not be present in the protein.♢Whey fractions are typical.†Per Serving‡No significant difference has been shown between milk derived from rbST-treated and non-rbST treated cows.