Why is whey so expensive if its a byproduct? Is this the

>>37990791
Yes

demand

>expensive
cheaper in the states than anywhere else in the world.

are you unemployed?

>>37990791
Is most whey that is sold as a protein supplement an actual byproduct of the cheese making process or is it produced just for protein mixes?

>>37990791
It's not expensive. It's literally a fraction of a dollar per serving, as in $30 of whey should last you well over a month. Unless you're poor as fuck that should be a relatively negligible expense.

>60 bux for 11.5 pounds
>expensive
What fucking planet are you on?

>>37991037
>not eating four scoops

The demand for whey isn't high. Just find the right sellers, preferably wholesalers who don't have a middleman.

I pay $90 for 10lbs WPC from a local wholesaler. I use to pay $150 for 5lbs of ON WPC

>>37991016
Whey is a byproduct of making cheese but making it into whey concentrate/isolate is what you're paying for

>>37990791
Oh yeah also want to say that prices aren't determined by production costs, they're determined by a function of supply and demand. Production cost is only one small aspect of supply. Don't be a fucking retard.

>>37990791
>how do I supply and demand?

jesus

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>>37990791
It's pretty cheap for what it is.
I don't even have a job.