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TOP SELLING INFANT FORMULAS EXCEED STATE AND INTERNATIONAL SAFETY LIMITS FOR HEAVY METALS 22% of best-selling infant formulas exceed state of California limits for lead and cadmium; 14% exceed the World Health Organization tolerance for cadmium says new peer-reviewed study DENVER, October 18, 2018 – Is the FDA doing enough to protect infants from heavy …

Mike Adams isn’t the “Health Ranger,” he is the “Fraud Ranger.” Mike Adams, Health Ranger, considers protein powders with lead levels 3x higher than the levels observed during the Flint, Michigan drinking water crisis as being “perfectly safe." Mike Adams, the so-called “Health Ranger”, is defending brands of products with high lead levels. As the …

Conspiracy theories abound, but it’s hard not to notice that all the criticism is coming from the industry from which we just scientifically proved is selling products with industrial and environmental contaminants exceeding government limits. Clean Label Project sets the record straight. From accusations of not being transparent with funding to not sharing …

Guest Post by Dr. Sean Callan, Director of Operations and Quality at Ellipse Analytics June 3, 2018 I’m grateful to Clean Label Project for allowing me to speak here on their site about an important, but poorly understood, topic. At Ellipse Analytics, we believe that science and data can change the conversation around food safety by …

Revisited and Revealed Clean Label Project followers have been asking us for some time, “Why didn’t you test Orgain?” The thing is, we did. Part of our Terms and Conditions states that if brands think we got it wrong, to tell us. In the case of Orgain, they said that they discontinued the Orgain Organic … Continued

Asbestos is a toxin commonly found in building materials but, unfortunately, the mineral has also been detected in products marketed to children. This week is Global Asbestos Awareness Week and a perfect opportunity to bust the myth that asbestos is an old man’s problem. Asbestos has been in the news recently after it was …

Undetectable Levels of Acrylamide Found in Brewed Coffee Analyzed by National Nonprofit Focused on Transparency in Labeling Clean Label Project A newly proposed coffee cancer warning may be over-reaching. The Clean Label Project found brewed coffee it recently tested in conjunction with the third-party analytical chemistry laboratory, Ellipse Analytics, contained levels of acrylamide below their …

On February 1, Whole Dog Journal wrote an article critical of the Clean Label Project. Seventy-two hours later, we responded with a post on their website offering our rebuttal of what we perceive as scientific and factual inaccuracies in their article. The moderators of the Whole Dog Journal have removed this post not once, …