Alpro No Sugars Soya drink

Alpro is a pioneering brand in the plant-based food industry, originally founded in Belgium in 1980. It was established as a subsidiary of the Vandemoortele Group with a focus on sustainable, soya-based products. Over several decades, Alpro expanded its portfolio from soya milk to a variety of nut, grain, and seed-based alternatives, becoming a market leader in Europe.

The brand underwent significant ownership changes in the 21st century. It was acquired by the American company WhiteWave Foods in 2009. Later, in 2017, the French multinational food-products corporation Danone acquired WhiteWave Foods, bringing Alpro under its global umbrella. Today, Alpro is a core part of Danone's plant-based division, reflecting the company's commitment to diversifying its dairy-centric business model.

Manufacturing for Alpro occurs across several dedicated facilities in Europe, including primary plants in Wevelgem, Belgium, and Kettering, United Kingdom. Because the brand caters to a vast international market, production is distributed across multiple locations to ensure efficiency and freshness. The Alpro No Sugars Soya drink remains one of their flagship products, emphasizing health-conscious, plant-powered nutrition.