New Non-Profit Identifies Food Contaminants

However, he underlines that Clean Label Project is open to engaging with producers who may not understand their goals, and he says they will do their utmost to help educate the manufacturing sector about how clean food can be profitable as well as healthy.

In mid-September, Clean Label Project will release its inaugural “CLP Magnified List, Baby Food,” which will reflect testing of a variety of baby foods across price-points and categories.

After that, it will depend on reception—Clean Label Project wants to respond to feedback about the categories of food consumers wish to know more about, but making the information accessible is a high priority. The next steps will also include development of tools like a mobile app or a search bar on the Project website.