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Myprotein·Food & Beverage (non-meat)·Northwich, England·Founded 2004·Last verified 25 April 2026
38
out of 100
Below expectationsPending Review

Myprotein operates under THG's SBTi-validated targets but publishes no standalone sustainability data. Its supply chain—whey protein, soy, palm oil—carries real emissions and nature risk. No Scope 3 quantification, no water reporting, no verified energy sources. Core weakness: growth masking lack of progress.

The calculation

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Same formula for every company. No curve. No private weighting.

SINK = (0.3 × Base + 0.7 × Performance) × Scale
Industry base impact
Food & Beverage (non-meat) sector ceiling.
50 / 100
Performance score
Sum of the 10 rubric questions, scored 0–10 each.
35 / 100
Raw score
Weighted average before scale penalty.
(0.3 × 50) + (0.7 × 35) = 39.5
Scale penalty
Multiplier based on absolute emissions volume — physics-first.
× 0.95
Final score
Rounded. Below expectations.
38 / 100
The ten questions

Where Myprotein is strong, and where it isn't.

Strongest on Controversies & Red Flags and Resource Use & Waste (6/10, 5/10). Weakest on Water Impact and Emissions Trajectory (2/10, 2/10).

Where the evidence comes from

Every document used, listed.

10 sources used in this assessment. All publicly available. Each row shows which rubric questions it informed.

[1]Self-reported
THG Corporate Sustainability Hub
Ongoing
Q1Q2Q3Q4Q5Q6Q8Q9Q10
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[2]Third-party verified
SustainabilityMag: THG Bold Sustainability Goals Report
Unknown
Q2Q3Q8Q9
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[3]Public record
NutraIngredients: Myprotein Returns to Growth
2026
Q3
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[4]Self-reported
Myprotein Sustainability Page
Ongoing
Q4Q5Q9Q10
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[5]Self-reported
Myprotein: A/WEAR Sustainable Training Range
Ongoing
Q5
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[6]Self-reported
THG Award: Myprotein Product Surplus to Fish Feed Partnership
Unknown
Q6
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[7]Self-reported
Myprotein: Mono-Material Carbon-Friendly Packaging
2024
Q6
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[8]Self-reported
Myprotein Sustainability: Our Planet
Ongoing
Q7
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[9]Third-party verified
SustainabilityTracker: Myprotein Brand Profile
2025
Q8
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[10]Public record
Environmental Research Center: Prop 65 Settlement Database
2020
Q10
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Myprotein in context

Where Myprotein sits among food & beverage (non-meat) peers.

Among the 35 major food & beverage (non-meat) brands we've scored, Myprotein sits 28th of 35.

28/35
Myprotein's rank
44
Industry average
32
Industry low
57
Industry high
How this score has moved

Myprotein's score over time.

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What's being contested

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About Myprotein

Myprotein is a UK-based sports nutrition brand owned by THG plc, headquartered in Northwich with US manufacturing. It produces and sells protein powders, supplements, and training clothing primarily via e-commerce. The brand operates ~360 employees and generates growth in a competitive supplement sector dominated by commodity ingredients.

Founded
2004
Headquarters
Northwich, England
Employees
~360
Annual revenue
~£600M (as part of THG Nutrition ~£600M division)
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