Protein powders may contain high levels of lead and cadmium, with chocolate-flavored and plant-based products testing at the ...
For the report, Clean Label Project researchers purchased protein powders from 70 popular brands and ran nearly 36,000 tests ...
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Unsafe Levels of Lead and Cadmium Found in 47% of Protein Powders Tested—Here's How to Minimize Your ExposureYou may want to reconsider your daily protein smoothie habit. If you're using protein powder as part of a high protein diet, you may want to review your usage. New research from the Clean Label ...
New research reveals 47% of protein brands exceed toxic limits, with surprising findings about organic options.
The Clean Label Project (CLP), a national nonprofit dedicated to transparency and safety in consumer products, is spearheading efforts to educate consumers, healthcare providers, and brands about ...
Nearly half of the protein powders on the US market exceed Californian safety limits for toxic metals, according to a new report from the Clean Label Project. The study found a “staggering” 47 ...
(MENAFN- EIN Presswire) Clean Label Project's 2024 Protein Powder Category Insights Report shines light on the breadth of the growing heavy metal food safety threat BROOMFIELD, CO, UNITED STATES ...
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