
01 / Mosal Nutrition
Why Mosal?
The first signal | Nutrient Dense
Not just another protein.
Rabbit meat is noted in research for a nutrient profile that includes protein, minerals and unsaturated fatty acids.

Protein Rich | Full Amino Acid Profile
High in protein, naturally.
High-quality protein
General research describes rabbit meat as a complete protein source, containing the essential amino acids the body needs.
For muscle. For structure. For everyday life.

Profile | Least Cholesterol
Lean by nature.
Less fat. More nuance.
Rabbit meat is generally characterised by relatively low intramuscular fat.


Fat | Healthy Ones
The profile is part of the point.
Rabbit-meat studies describe a mix of monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fatty acids.
THE WHOLE PICTURE
Cardiovascular health
A food profile is not a medical promise. Cardiovascular health depends on a whole diet, individual needs and preparation. That is why Mosal-specific laboratory data comes before promotional claims.

Micronutrients | Vitamins & Minerals
More than Nutrients.

B12
Reference databases list rabbit meat as a source of vitamin B12. B12 is involved in normal red blood cell formation and energy metabolism.

IRON
Iron is involved in normal oxygen transport and energy metabolism. Mosal-specific mineral values will be published after laboratory analysis.


07 / And then
There is the part that matters most.
Taste.
Nutrition tells one story. Food tells another. Mosal brings the two together.

MOSAL
A new way to experience rabbit meat.
Discover MosalA note on evidence
These are general rabbit-meat and nutrient-function references. Mosal-specific nutrition data will not be published until it is available from laboratory analysis.
