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Non-profit redefining food safety. Testing 130+ toxins & contaminants destructive to health. Delivering truth, transparency & trust with label certifications.

Denver, CO
Joined April 2016
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Today, we’re sharing the story of @RealCymbiotika — the challenge they faced, the steps they took to go beyond the status quo, and what happened when they put their commitment to the test. Visit CleanLabelProject.org to learn more about certification.
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Today, we’re excited to welcome Supernatural to our certified community! Their product(s) met our rigorous standards through independent, third-party testing at an ISO 17025-accredited lab—and in doing so, raised the bar for product purity. Congratulations, Supernatural!
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Clean Label Project retweeted
We've unlocked a new standard for astaxanthin purity 🧡 Astadaily's Astaxanthin Pure is the first and ONLY astaxanthin supplement with the Clean Label Project® Purity Award, independently tested to confirm its quality and purity. #Astadaily #CleanLabelProject #Astaxanthin – at Toronto, Ontario
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Today, we’re excited to welcome Body of Work to our certified community! Their product(s) met our rigorous standards through independent, third-party testing at an ISO 17025-accredited lab—and in doing so, raised the bar for product purity. Congratulations, Body of Work!
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Today, we’re sharing the story of @Freshpet — the challenge they faced, the steps they took to go beyond the status quo, and what happened when they put their commitment to the test. Visit CleanLabelProject.org to learn more about certification.
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Today, we’re excited to welcome Good Bacteria to our certified community! Their product(s) met our rigorous standards through independent, third-party testing at an ISO 17025-accredited lab—and in doing so, raised the bar for product purity. Congratulations, Good Bacteria!
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Today, we’re excited to welcome Bond Pet Foods to our certified community! Their product(s) met our rigorous standards through independent, third-party testing at an ISO 17025-accredited lab—and in doing so, raised the bar for product purity. Congratulations, Bond Pet Foods!
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Consumers want more than an ingredient list—they want to know what’s really in the products they bring home. Today, we’re sharing @missionmightyme’s story and how they went beyond the status quo.
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Packaging mattered more than we expected. Canned coffee tested significantly higher for acrylamide and phthalates, while bagged coffee and pods generally showed lower levels. The takeaway? Look beyond the label. Packaging can play a role in what ends up in your cup
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Consumers want more than an ingredient list—they want to know what’s really in the products they bring home. Today, we’re sharing @cure's story and how they went beyond the status quo.
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Two labs. One sample. Lab A can read every word clearly. Lab B can’t quite make out the text. The words haven’t disappeared. One lab simply has better “vision.”
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Consumers want more than an ingredient list. They want to know what’s really in the products they bring into their homes—and brands that lead with transparency are finding new ways to prove their commitment to product purity. Today, we’re sharing the story of Puori
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Clean Label Project® found AMPA— a breakdown product of glyphosate —in 100% of the organic coffee samples we tested. That’s alarming, considering glyphosate isn't permitted in organic production. Read all of our findings on our website at cleanlabelproject.org.
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Consumers want more than an ingredient list. They want to know what’s really in the products they bring into their homes—and brands that lead with transparency are finding new ways to prove their commitment to product purity. Today, we’re sharing the story of D Drops
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Replying to @CatapultPotato
Thank you for your message. There's also a box at the bottom of that page that links to all the products tested or you can look at the Clean Sixteen link for cat foods: cleanlabelproject.org/cat-fo…
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Check out Clean Label Project’s Clean Sixteen™ for cat food. We tested more than 100 of the nation’s top-selling cat food products. lihttps://cleanlabelproject.org/cat-food-study/
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Replying to @CatapultPotato
Yes, it was delay in going live the studies are avaible for download now
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Clean Label Project retweeted
Nearly all tested cat foods contain toxic plastic contaminants, the herbicide glyphosate and heavy metals such as lead, mercury and arsenic, according to a new investigation provided exclusively to CNN. cnn.it/3U7WbOl
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