About SNI Global
Where science and industry come together with a focus on soy & health
Our Mission
SNI Global is a global scientific voice of soy for human health and nutrition. Soy Nutrition Institute Global discovers, illuminates, and advocates for soy’s role in human health and nutrition using scientific evidence to promote consumption globally.
The organization leverages member funds, magnifies collaborations, and champions soy at every turn. Members include domestic and international soy food companies, ingredient companies, processors, soybean farmers, scientists and researchers, non-profit organizations, and more.
SNI Global works to identify, develop, and fund soy-related research priorities and provide evidence of the impact of soy on human health.
But that’s just the tip of the iceberg. SNI Global also works to remove barriers and build bridges among stakeholders, all who share the goal of better understanding the role of soy in human consumption. Findings are then communicated to members, targeted audiences and the soy industry at large.
SNI Global also focuses on respected and reputable influencers in food and nutrition, connecting with health professionals and researchers to deliver the latest research directly to those who need it.
About SNI Global
The Soy Nutrition Institute was founded in 2004 through the initiative of the United Soybean Board. In 2021, it was reorganized with a new name – SNI Global — and more robust mission.
Value to the Industry
The Soy Nutrition Institute Global provides value to the soy industry as it:
- Provides a process for the review and discussion of emerging soy research.
- Provides a forum for discussion within the industry and academia.
- Provides evidenced-based messaging through blogs, social media and other outreach platforms.
- Serves as a credible resource for information on soy nutrition.
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Meet our team
Become a member
As an organization that brings value and third-party credibility, SNI Global offers members a wide range of benefits that fall into three main categories: scientific affairs and research, communications and outreach, and government affairs.
