Research

Ayoba: Organic & Ethically Crafted

Natural Force combines third-party certifications with a remote workforce model to drive creativity, productivity, and significant business growth.

Amazi Foods is redefining agricultural supply chains by working directly with Ugandan farmers to create certified, ethical snack products.

Is Resistant Maltodextrin a Toxic Food Additive?

Prebiotic Fiber: Why “Just Eat Real Food” Isn’t as Good of a Mantra as You Think.

Dr. Blair O’Neill on Fat Bombs and Meeting People Where They Are

19 Gluten Cross-Reactive Foods Myth Busted

Should Xanthan Gum be allowed in Grain-Free, Paleo, and KETO Certified Standards?

Can Sugar Cane Juice be Certified Paleo?

Kasandrinos Extra Virgin Olive Oil: Taking a Known Product to New Heights

Lesser Evil's third-party paleo and grain-free certifications are part of integrated branding strategy focused on multifaceted sustainability.

Grain-Free Certification Standards (2024) - Comprehensive guidelines for certifying grain-free and pseudograin-free products.

Certified Paleo Standards by The Paleo Foundation for the world's first and most-recognized Paleo Certification program.

Artisan Tropic: A Case Study of Single-Sourcing Ingredients, and the Effect of Transparency on Consumer and Retail Interest.

Purely Elizabeth's grain-free products investment in third-party certifications has played a major role in expanding marketing opportunities.