Clean Label Project™ is a national non-profit with the mission to bring truth and transparency to food and consumer product labeling. The foundation of food and consumer product safety in America is primarily focused on pathogen and microbiological contaminants. However, there is an increase in consumer, media, and academic attention being paid to the health consequences of exposure to heavy metals, pesticide residues, and plasticizers. Yet, consumers will never find this information on product labels. We are committed to changing the definition of food and consumer safety through the use of data, science, and transparency. We award brands with products that place an emphasized focus on purity and surpass the minimum regulations required by FDA. At Clean Label Project, we encourage brands to join us in becoming part of the solution to address the growing consumer concern of industrial & environmental contaminants and toxins in both food and consumer products.
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Jaclyn Bowen of the Clean Label Project and Oliver Amdrup of Puori join the New Food team to discuss the issue of heavy metals in the US food supply.
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MATI Earns “Clean Label” Certification from Clean Label Project
MATI Healthy Energy, the organic energy drink with the cleanest label and simplest ingredients, is now the first energy drink in the world to earn “Clean Label” certification and a Purity Award from the Clean Label Project, the leading non-profit organization that uses data and science to bring transparency to consumer product labelling.
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According to the Clean Label Project, the products were screened for 130 toxins, including heavy metals, BPA, pesticides and other contaminants. Popular baby brands such as Healthy Times, Organix, Gerber, Earth’s Best, and Parent’s Choice made the Clean Label Project’s list for five worst offenders.
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Jaclyn Bowen of the Clean Label Project and Oliver Amdrup of Puori join the New Food team to discuss the issue of heavy metals in the US food supply.
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The hidden dangers of protein powders
Earlier this year, a nonprofit group called the Clean Label Project released a report about toxins in protein powders. Researchers screened 134 products for 130 types of toxins and found that many protein powders contained heavy metals (lead, arsenic, cadmium, and mercury), bisphenol-A (BPA, which is used to make plastic), pesticides, or other contaminants with links to cancer and other health conditions. Some toxins were present in significant quantities. For example, one protein powder contained 25 times the allowed limit of BPA.
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Study says some top pet foods contain abundance of toxins
Denver-based non-profit Clean Label Project took hundreds of the best-selling pet foods and testsed them for more than 130 contaminants.
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The Best Protein Powder - 2021
Clean Label Project : In recent years, there has been an overall shift toward cleaner protein. Now, manufacturers are paying more attention to and promoting what’s not in their product as much as what is in the recipe. For example, some powders have just one ingredient. When it comes to supplements, less is more. The added ingredients can counteract the good work of the protein. In fact, adding sugar and processed ingredients can skew otherwise healthy foods into the junk food category quickly.
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Arsenic found in baby food, scary new study shows
The Clean Label Project, a nonprofit group that works for clarity in labeling, tested a wide array of baby food, formulas and toddler products, as USA Today noted.
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The long, bizarre history of euthanasia drugs in pet food
Jackie Bowen, the executive director of the Clean Label Project, a consumer advocacy group that tests human and pet food for contaminants, doesn’t agree that trace amounts of a barbiturate would pose no safety risk to pets
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Is your pet's food toxic?
Is your cat or dog eating a food that contains toxic levels of lead or arsenic? According to a new study done by the non-profit group, Clean Label Project, it's a real possibility. Heather Leigh explains on ABC Action News.
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Clean Label Project
According to the Clean Label Project, the products were screened for 130 toxins, including heavy metals, BPA, pesticides and other contaminants. Popular baby brands such as Healthy Times, Organix, Gerber, Earth’s Best, and Parent’s Choice made the Clean Label Project’s list for five worst offenders.
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Study Finds Some Protein Powders Are Toxic To Your Health
High levels of heavy metals, BPA, pesticides and other toxins associated with cancer were found in the 134 protein powder products, from 52 brands, tested by the Clean Label Project.
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Study: Most baby food products test positive for arsenic
Clean Label Project is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization that aims to educate people in order for them to make informed choices on cleaner options while shopping.
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Clean Label Project: Israel-based Else Nutrition Holdings Inc., the plant-based baby, toddler and children nutrition company, said it has developed a breakthrough, proprietary process to further ensure the safety of the formula.
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Clean Label Project
Healio spoke with Jackie Bowen, MPH, MS, executive director of the Clean Label Project, about the investigation and the implications it has for child health.
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Clean Label Project , A nonprofit that reports on toxins & contaminants in products to help consumers make informed choices.
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Toxins land baby foods in hot water
Clean Label Project: A congressional investigation revealed top-name baby foods contained dangerous levels of toxic heavy metals such as mercury, lead, arsenic and cadmium.
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