CNP products
FAQs
Who owns CNP Professional?
Who owns CNP Professional?
CNP Professional was founded in 1998 by Kerry Kayes in Hyde, Greater Manchester. First Milk acquired it in 2012, then sold it to The Protein Partners in 2016. PB Group (Protein Bargain Wholesale’s parent) acquired CNP in June 2025, and Protein Partners stated the brand joined Protein Bargain Group from 1 July 2025. Official site: cnpprofessional.co.uk.
What is CNP Pro Peptide?
What is CNP Pro Peptide?
Pro Peptide is CNP’s larger multi-source protein shake. Official CNP copy: each 65 g (2-scoop) serving delivers about 46–47 g protein from whey protein concentrate, whey protein isolate, micellar casein, milk protein concentrate and egg albumen, plus peptide-bonded glutamine (contains gluten), DigeZyme® and AstraGin®. Mix with 350–450 ml water. It is not the same product as everyday CNP Whey (about 20–21 g protein per 30 g scoop).
Is CNP gluten free?
Is CNP gluten free?
Not across the range. Pro Peptide lists peptide-bonded glutamine (gluten) as an ingredient, so it contains gluten. Standard Professional Whey ingredient lists on CNP’s site do not name gluten cereals in the recipe, but packs state the products are made in a facility that handles gluten (and milk, egg, soy, nuts and peanuts). Always read the allergen panel on the tub you receive.
How much protein is in CNP Whey?
How much protein is in CNP Whey?
CNP Professional states its Whey provides about 20–21 g protein per 30 g serving, depending on flavour, from whey concentrate, milk protein concentrate and whey protein isolate. Pro Peptide is a different product at about 46–47 g protein per 65 g serving. Check the nutrition panel on your flavour and size.
Are CNP Whey products vegan?
Are CNP Whey products vegan?
No. CNP Professional Whey and Pro Peptide are dairy-based (milk proteins); Pro Peptide also uses egg albumen. Loaded Beef is beef protein, not plant protein. For a plant-based option you would need a different brand or product type — these CNP proteins are not vegan.
How much caffeine is in CNP Loaded Pre?
How much caffeine is in CNP Loaded Pre?
CNP and UK retailers list about 200 mg total caffeine per one scoop (9.5 g) and about 400 mg per full two-scoop (~19 g) serving of Loaded Pre, from caffeine anhydrous, Infinergy™ di-caffeine malate and CognatiQ®. Full Tilt V2 retailer panels similarly list around 400 mg caffeine per 19 g serving. High caffeine — not suitable for under 18s, or for those who are pregnant or breastfeeding. Do not exceed the labelled daily intake or combine carelessly with other caffeine sources.
Is CNP creatine monohydrate?
Is CNP creatine monohydrate?
Yes for the powder lines GymStack lists as CNP Creatine / Professional Creatine (250 g and 500 g): the ingredient is creatine monohydrate. Creatine Ethyl Ester (240 capsules) is a different creatine form in capsules. The authorised claim that creatine increases physical performance in successive bursts of short-term, high-intensity exercise applies when 3 g of creatine is consumed daily.
Where is CNP made?
Where is CNP made?
CNP Professional is a UK brand with manufacturing historically based at its Hyde site in Greater Manchester. Current ownership is PB Group (from mid-2025). For the latest production and country-of-origin wording, check the tub and cnpprofessional.co.uk.
Does CNP Whey contain soy?
Does CNP Whey contain soy?
Some CNP Whey flavour pages list emulsifier soya lecithin; others on the current Professional Whey page do not name soy in the ingredient list. Across the range, CNP states powders are produced in a facility that handles soy (plus milk, egg, gluten, nuts and peanuts). If you must avoid soy, read the emphasised allergens on the specific tub.
How many calories are in CNP Whey?
How many calories are in CNP Whey?
CNP Professional states about 112–114 kcal per 30 g Whey serving, depending on flavour. That is a protein shake serving, not a meal replacement. Pro Peptide, Pro Mass and Pro Recover have different calories per serving — use the panel on each product.