The Clean Label Project is focused on changing the definition of food and consumer product safety in America by addressing issues consumers care about like heavy metals, pesticide residues, and plasticizers. They conduct unannounced retail product sampling and testing for their award programs which recognize products with high antioxidant levels or low levels of substances not listed on labels like chemicals of concern and toxins. Their certification process also evaluates products for these unlabeled substances. They aim to bring truth and transparency to labeling through sharing audited results and encouraging brands to address the growing concern about industrial and environmental contaminants in food and consumer products.

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The food and consumer product industry is on the verge of
a fundamental paradigm shift when it comes to safety. The
new arbiters of safety and quality are consumers. Through a
focus on heavy metals, pesticide residues, and plasticizers
linked to cancers and infertility, we are changing the definition

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of food and consumer product safety in America with a long-term view on
environmentaland publichealth. Join us!
The Clean Label Project award program is based on food and consumer
product safety issues that consumers are increasingly caring about- heavy
metals, pesticide residues, and plasticizers, other chemicals of concern, and
truth in labeling. All programs require unannounced retail product sampling
and testing.

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Antioxidantsfightfree radicalsin the body.
We are exposedtofree-radicalsregularlyinourdailycontactwith
knowntoxinsandcontaminants.The CleanLabel ProjectAntioxidant
SuperiorityAwardisgiventoproductswithantioxidantlevelsthatare
amongthe highestintheirgivenproductcategory.
The Clean Label Project Certification mirrors the process for
the Clean Label Project Purity Award by evaluating products
for substances that would never be found on a product label.
These substances include chemicals of concern and industrial
and environmental toxins and contaminants (like heavy
metals, pesticide residues, and plasticizers) that have the
longterm potential to adversely affect health and well-being.

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A forum for brands to build trust and
confidence with consumers through
the
sharing of audited results, test reports,
and label claim substantiation
documentation.
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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 academicattention 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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Clean Label Project™ is a 501(c)3 tax-exempt organization
Want to Get Certified?Email us at: info@cleanlabelproject.org