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Amul Pro is bought by parents looking for a nutritious milk-mix for children or by health-conscious adults seeking a fortified daily drink. While the product is genuinely well-fortified — carrying an impressive panel of 12 vitamins, 11 minerals, and a small dose of DHA — the 'Whey Protein' front-of-pack positioning is misleading: malt extract (42%) and sugar dominate the formula, resulting in 85 g of carbohydrates and 32.7 g of added sugar per 100 g, with only 8 g of protein (roughly 8% of calories). The most useful single thing a curious consumer should know is that this is a high-sugar, ultra-processed malt drink with added nutrients, not a meaningful protein supplement.