The Clean Label Project tests the top selling products to ensure you fully understand what is in every product you buy.

Core values

- The project focuses on the purity and safety of food, which is a fundamental societal need. It tests for harmful substances like antibiotics, BPA, arsenic, heavy metals, pesticide residues, and plasticizers, providing consumers with essential information about the safety of their food[1][3][5].
- By identifying and publicizing the presence of harmful substances in food products, the Clean Label Project helps consumers make informed choices, potentially improving their health and well-being[1][3][5].
- The project advocates for transparency in food labeling and manufacturing processes, pushing for cleaner and safer food production. This advocacy can lead to positive changes in the food industry, encouraging manufacturers to improve their practices[1][3].
- The Clean Label Project's work on baby food, health and fitness products, and other consumer goods contributes to the overall health and well-being of communities by ensuring that the products available are safer and of better quality[1][5].