Within the types dimension, the market is partitioned into three core product formats: Organic Whey Protein Concentrate (OWPC), Organic Whey Protein Isolate (OWPI), and Organic Whey Protein Hydrolysate (OWPH). OWPC, representing the bulk of production, offers 30–80% protein content with retained bioactive peptides, appealing to cost‑sensitive segments and functional food formulators; it contributes approximately 45% of total sales. OWPI, refined to >90% protein purity through cross‑flow microfiltration, commands a higher price point and captures about 40% of the market, driven by athletes and weight‑management consumers prioritizing low‑fat, low‑lactose formulations. OWPH undergoes enzymatic hydrolysis, yielding pre‑digested peptides that enhance absorption rates; despite its niche status, it holds a 15% share, primarily serving clinical nutrition and elite sports applications where rapid amino‑acid delivery is critical. Each type’s protein concentration, processing intensity, and end‑use specificity directly influence its contribution to overall market size.