Backed by Nature. Supported by Science.
FIBES combines real fruit and natural fiber to support digestion, gut balance, and daily wellbeing.
Real benefits proven by food scientists
A science-backed blend of plant fibers and extracts that power your gut.
Developed in Estonia with TFTAK — one of Europe's leading food and fermentation research centres — and proven in a real-world clinical study. A formula designed to fit naturally into your daily routine and support digestion as part of a balanced diet.
"Fibes has created something remarkable — upcycling juice leftovers into nutritious gut-friendly products that taste delicious."
— Rain Kuldjärv, MSc, Functional Foods & Beverages Team Lead at TFTAK
One Pouch A Day = A Happier Gut
With around 6g of functional fiber per pouch, Fibes makes fiber-rich living effortless.
Whether you're on the go, at your desk, or feeding your family — it’s your daily gut ritual, made tasty.
Do you eat enough Fiber?
Health authorities recommend around 30g of fiber per day.
In reality, most people consume only 15–20g daily.
FIBES at 6g fiber per pouch helps to close the gap.
Sources: Swiss National Nutrition Survey (menuCH), peer-reviewed nutrition studies
Fibes dietary intervention study
A study into the effects of Fibes on the gut microbiome, body composition and blood cholesterol levels took place in second half of 2023 in collaboration with TFTAK.
The study involved 39 participants and lasted 11 weeks during which they consumed Fibes purees for 3 weeks and placebo purees for 3 weeks with wash out periods in between. The blood samples, body composition and gut microbiome were analyzed regularly during the study.
Read the full case study ->
This is food with function. This is Fibes.
It’s our way of fighting food waste, fueling better digestion, and helping people live healthier, happier lives — one pouch at a time.
Recognised by the European Commission
Fibes has been recognised by the European Commission's CAP Network as a good practice example of circular economy principles applied in food production. Read more.