
simple truth
Barcode 041260381607
CAUTIONPlant Based Protein Powder by simple truth is rated CAUTION by BannedPantry: its label lists 1 ingredient that is banned or restricted outside the US — Acacia Gum. All of them are still legal to sell in the US.
Generally recognized as safe; excessive consumption may cause digestive distress.
pea protein powder (pisum sativum), organic acacia gum powder (acacia senegal), natural flavors, stevia extract powder (stevia rebaudiana) (leaf), dried fruit , vegetable blend: orange juice powder (citrus sinensis) (fruit), spinach powder (spinacia oleracea) (leaf), spirulina powder (arthrospira platensis), acerola juice powder (malpighia glabra) (fruit), kelp calcium carbonate powder (lithothamnium sp.), apple juice powder (malus domestica) (fruit), carrot powder (daucus carota) (root), blueberry powder (vaccinium corymbosum) (fruit), broccoli powder (brassica oleracea italica) (plant), beet powder (beta vulgaris) (root), ginger powder (zingiber officinale) (root), turmeric powder (curcuma longa) (root), maca powder (lepidium meyenii) (root), flax seed powder (linum usitatissimum), hemp protein powder (cannabis sativa), kale powder (brassica oleracea), oligofructose enriched inulin powder (chicory root), organic quinoa powder (chenopodium quinoa) (seed), reishi mushroom powder (ganoderma lucidum), strawberry powder (fragaria virginiana) (fruit), sunflower lecithin (helianthus annuus) (seed), tomato powder (lycopersicum esculentum) (fruit), natural organic vanilla chai flavor, xanthan gum, sea salt, monk fruit extract
No — every ingredient in Plant Based Protein Powder is currently legal to sell in the US. However, Acacia Gum is banned or restricted in other regions: Acacia Gum.
Acacia Gum: Generally recognized as safe; excessive consumption may cause digestive distress.
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