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Amazing Grass

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Products
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Ingredients
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Quality Status

Comprehensive Brand Analysis

Fast Facts

Founded: 2002. ([Natural Healthy Concepts][1])
Headquarters: Newport Beach, California, USA. ([LinkedIn][2])
Ownership: Owned by Glanbia Nutritionals (Irish ingredients/consumer-nutrition company) since 2017. ([NutraIngredients.com][3])
Key People: Co-founders: Brandon Bert and Todd Habermehl. ([NutraIngredients.com][3])

Company History & Milestones

• 2002: Brand founded by Brandon Bert and Todd Habermehl with greens sourced from Bert’s family farm in Kansas. ([NutraIngredients.com][3])
• 2017: Glanbia Nutritionals acquires Amazing Grass. ([NutraIngredients.com][3])
• 2019: Settlement with California Attorney General for excessive levels of lead/cadmium in certain products. ([California DOJ][4])

Product & Manufacturing Profile

Core Products

N/A

Manufacturing Model

Products manufactured in the U.S.; brand states their facility uses FDA-registered, food-certified facilities and they strive to source U.S. ingredients where possible. ([Amazing Grass][7])

Quality Certifications

The brand claims gluten-free, non-GMO, vegan/plant-based, and on its FAQ states their grasses are certified gluten-free and third-party gluten testing is done. ([Amazing Grass][7])

Third-Party Testing

The brand indicates gluten testing and vendor qualification programs; however beyond the California settlement there is limited public disclosure of full batch Certificates of Analysis (COAs) or third-party heavy-metal testing for each product. ([California DOJ][4])

Transparency

Ingredient Sourcing

The brand emphasizes U.S. family-farm grasses (Kansas farm), and their FAQ states they use U.S.-based ingredients when possible, but also some world-sourced items. ([Amazing Grass][7])

Published Testing

They publish some testing claims (gluten, vendor qualification) but do not appear to provide public detailed heavy-metal test reports or lots/coas on their consumer site. The 2019 regulatory settlement revealed past issues with heavy metals. ([California DOJ][4])

Sustainability

The branding underscores “farm to table” roots and organic/non-GMO claims; however detailed reporting on sustainable packaging, carbon footprint, or full supply-chain traceability appears limited in publicly accessible materials. ([Natural Healthy Concepts][1])

Trust Score

3/5
Trust Rating

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