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RECENT PRESS
This Smoothie Add-in Could be Quietly Killing You
New York Post – March 1, 2018
Study Finds Some Protein Powders are Toxic to Your Health
CBS Boston – March 6, 2018
A new study by the Clean Label Project found that several protein powders contain toxins that are harmful to your health.
Your Protein Powder Might Be Contaminated with Toxins
Shape – Feb 27, 2018
Test concludes some protein powders contain metal particles like arsenic, mercury, cadmium and lead
WTMJ4 NBC Milwaukee – Mar 7, 201
Test concludes some protein powders contain metal particles like arsenic, mercury, cadmium and lead
Fox 47 News – Mar 7, 201
NBC WPTV – February 15, 2018
Gravy Train, Ol’ Roy, other brands recalled for euthanasia drug
Food Safety News – February 15, 2018a
“Clean Label Project’s 2017 Pet Food Study revealed high levels of heavy metals, BPA, and acrylamide in some of the nation’s best-selling pet food. The presence of pentobarbital in Gravy Train does not come as a surprise and the Evanger’s recall was not a one-off, rather the tip of the iceberg of an industry that needs to significantly improve its food safety and quality through testing,” says Clean Label Project Executive Director Jaclyn Bowen.
Is your pet’s food toxic? Group puts it to the test
ABC WHSV – February 8, 2018
Recall of dog food cites taint from pet-euthanasia drug
Arkansas Online – February 19, 2018
Gravy Train, other dog food brands pulled; might contain euthanasia drug
York Dispatch – February 18, 2018
FDA Warns Of Possible Euthanasia Drug In Major Dog Food Brands
Huff Post – February 17, 2018
The long, bizarre history of euthanasia drugs in pet food
Consumer Affairs – February 16, 2018
Drug used to put dogs down causes recall of Gravy Train, other dog food brands
Miami Herald – February 16, 2018
“One possible way [the drug got into the food] is through the use of contaminated ingredients,” Clean Label Project Executive Director Jaclyn Bowen explained in an email to the Miami Herald. “Rendering plants take slaughterhouse animal tissues and convert them into stable, usable materials like purified fats such as lard or tallow. This rendered material is then sourced by some pet food manufacturers and sold to consumers as wet and dry pet foods. It is possible that animals exposed to pentobarbital were included in the rendering process.”
On Your Side Investigation: Is your pet’s food toxic?
KY3 – February 5, 2018
These baby foods and formulas tested positive for arsenic, lead, and BPA in new study
USA Today – October 25, 2017
“The baby industry needs to do a better job in protecting America’s most vulnerable population,” says Clean Label Project Executive Director Jaclyn Bowen.
Two-Thirds of Popular Baby Food Products Test Positive for Arsenic, Other Toxins: Advocacy Group
KTLA – October 26, 2017
2017 INFANT FORMULA AND BABY FOOD STUDY PRESS
INFANT FORMULA AND BABY FOOD STUDY PRESS
Arsenic found in baby food, scary new study shows
October 25, 2017- A scary new study found that many popular baby foods test positive for arsenic, including a whopping 80% of infant formulas… read more
Popular baby formulas and foods contain arsenic, lead and BPA
October 26, 2017- Baby food products — including 80% of infant formulas — tested positive for arsenic, according to the findings from a new study released Wednesday… read more
80 Percent Of Baby Formula & Many Baby Foods Tested Positive For Arsenic, & Here Are The Brands Affected
October 25, 2017- A new study that looked at baby food, including infant formula, was released on Wednesday, and the results are absolutely devastating. The study found that many baby food products and 80 percent of infant formula tested positive for arsenic. Many of the foods and formulas come from major brand names… read more
Study: Most baby food products test positive for arsenic
October 25, 2017- A new study found most baby food products test positive for arsenic, among other contaminates. The Clean Label Project tested baby food, formulas, toddler drinks and snacks… read more
New report ranks toxins in baby food
October 24, 2017- What’s lurking behind the label in your child’s food? A new report found toxins in hundreds of products. Hundreds of different types of food were sampled, from formula and jarred baby food to snacks for toddlers…read more
These baby foods and formulas tested positive for arsenic, lead and BPA in new study
October 25, 2017- An alarming study released Wednesday found many baby food products test positive for arsenic, including 80% of infant formulas. And, that’s not the only dangerous contaminate found… read more
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2017 PET FOOD STUDY PRESS
Is your pet’s food slowly poisoning your furry friend?
April 25, 2017–TUCSON (KGUN9-TV) – Dog food labels read “all natural” and cat food labels read “grain free,” but do you really know what is in your pet’s food? And is it really safe… read more
Is your pet’s food toxic?
April 17, 2017 — Is your cat or dog eating a food that contains toxic levels of lead or arsenic? According to a new study done by the Clean Label Project, it’s a real possibility. The study shows 82% of the more than 900 pet foods the group tested contained lead levels that exceed the max… read more
Non-profit claims some pet food contains harmful toxins
May 3, 2017– Mercury, arsenic, lead. All toxins that could be in your pet’s food. And if you’re buying the best for your dog or cat a new study found that expensive food might not be the safest… read more
Study says some top pet foods contain abundance of toxins
April 18, 2017– Do you know what’s in your pet’s food? One study says you could be feeding your little bundles of joy dozens of toxins. Denver-based non-profit Clean Label Project took hundreds of the best-selling pet foods and tested them for more than 130 contaminants… read more
The good, the bad, the healthy: 10 Best & Worst Pet Foods
April 6, 2017 —How much do we really know about what we’re feeding our pets? While modern pet product marketing focuses on consumers’ responsibility as pet parents and providing our beloved pets with “all-natural,” “human-grade” food made with the “highest quality ingredients,” we must remember to take food labels with a grain of salt…read more
Report: Pet Foods May Not Be as Safe as Consumers Think
April 6, 2017–After evaluating over 900 pet food products from 71 companies, a Denver-based NGO concluded that far too many of them contain dangerous levels of toxins. Some of these pet foods contained 16 times the levels of lead found in the drinking water in Flint, Michigan, alleged the Clean Label Project. Other toxins found at high levels included arsenic, cadmium and residues from pesticides… read more
You’re Not Going to Believe What’s in Your Pet’s Food
May 19, 2017 — You consider your pets a part of the family and would never knowingly harm them, but according to the nonprofit Clean Label Project, many pet foods are chock full of heavy metals, antibiotics, and pesticide residues, and other nasty additions that aren’t good for our four-legged friends… read more