Benexia, a global leader in sustainable, chia-based innovations, announced the launch of Seeds of Wellness Chia Milk, a plant-based milk made from whole chia seeds. 

Seeds of Wellness Chia Milk is more than a plant-based milk alternative — it’s challenging the status quo, the company says. Made by chia experts who harnessed the power of chia seeds, this creamy, nutrient-rich milk alternative combines sustainability, nutrition and versatility, offering health-conscious consumers choice within the plant-based milk category, it adds.

Naturally crafted from whole chia seeds, Seeds of Wellness Chia Milk features all the best parts of chia seeds — protein, fiber, omega-3 fats and nutty flavor, the company notes. Each 8-ounce serving delivers 740 mg of plant-based omega-3 fats, fiber and protein with no added sugar. Fortified with a good source of calcium and vitamin D, the Chia Milk contains 25 calories in each serving, it says.

“We are chia experts. We grow chia, we study chia, and we harness the nutritional power of chia to deliver wholesome products that we believe consumers deserve,” said Sandra Gillot, co-founder and CEO of Benexia, in a statement. “We looked at the best milk alternatives on the market and asked ourselves how we could elevate options for consumers. From seed to shelf, every aspect of Seeds of Wellness Chia Milk is designed with human and planet health in mind.”

The company’s chia farms rely exclusively on rainwater as a watering source and follow regenerative agriculture practices, it notes. The chia seed ingredients used in Seeds of Wellness Chia Milk are processed without the use of water, solvents or enzymes, using a nearly zero-waste, zero-water process from seed to packaging, the company says. Water is only introduced as the main ingredient in the final product, it adds.

Debuting exclusively in select Costco locations across California (LA region), Washington, Oregon, Montana, Idaho, Utah, Alaska and Hawaii, as well as nationwide on Amazon, this new product is poised to elevate the plant-based milk category, the company says.

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