Strange that they do not actually disclose which brands have the high levels, and not sure I understand the logic in this statement:
“We do not disclose the names of companies we test in order to maintain fairness and consistency and to avoid potential conflicts of interest,” Bowen said.
Also note that later in their document (page 8) they do list brands that they certify as clean:
“We do not disclose the names of companies we test in order to maintain fairness and consistency and to avoid potential conflicts of interest,” Bowen said.
Also note that later in their document (page 8) they do list brands that they certify as clean:
https://cleanlabelproject.org/wp-content/uploads/CleanLabelP...
One cynical take I read on this is that this is a way to get more companies to sign up for their certification.