What's New
Recalls, reformulations & the latest on what we're tracking
Every recall and reformulation here traces back to a source in Sources — CPSC, FDA, or the brand itself.
BPA-free canned food sheet now links to a page for each food
The BPA-free canned food cheat sheet now sends beans, tomatoes, sardines, salmon and tuna, and coconut milk to a page of their own, adds what the big brands say about their cans, and updates two notes.
Safe Home re-graded to acceptable
Safe Home moves to acceptable under our certification-scope rule: its state laboratory certification covers the lab, not the home test kit we list.
GoodPop profile published
GoodPop, the dye-free freezer pop on our snack lists, now has a published profile, graded recommended on an organic certificate we read on the USDA's own register, with a pending competitor case disclosed.
Fourteen brand safety profiles published
Fourteen more brands behind our picks now have published profiles, from Pipette and Surf Sweets to LunchBots and Stur, each graded under the same rules and dated.
Clearly Filtered re-graded; Earth Mama's owner corrected
Clearly Filtered moves to acceptable: its certification covers chlorine, taste and odor, and lead-free materials, not lead reduction. Earth Mama's profile now names Eleeo as the brand's owner.
Six brand safety profiles published
Clearly Filtered, Santevia, Safe Home, So Cozy, Partake Foods and Each & Every now have published profiles, each with its own grade and its recall or litigation record.
BPA-free canned food sheet: a Proposition 65 notice disclosed
The Native Forest coconut milk pick on our canned-food cheat sheet now discloses a February 2026 California Proposition 65 lead notice, with the warning-label framing it deserves.
Sunscreen for pale kids: Coppertone's 2021 recall disclosed
The Coppertone spray's note on our pale-kids sunscreen page now states the September 2021 recall of specific lots for benzene, the settlement that followed, and the lotions for anyone avoiding aerosols.