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Every brand whose products we've reviewed gets a page — how many of their products we've tagged, which lists they appear in, and what we'd buy or skip. Brand pages are generated from the product records, so the counts are always current.
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A brand tier is a summary, never a verdict.Tiers are computed from the products we've already tagged — a brand can have a “Strong record” and still have one product we'd skip, and a brand on watch can make one thing we love. Always read the product page. Brands we've fully reviewed also carry a safety grade — that one is our editorial verdict, and it links to the full review. How brand tiers are calculated
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- Wild PlanetAcceptablebpa-canned · We found no FDA food enforcement record under the recalling-firm names "Wild Planet", "WildPlanet", "Wild Planet Foods", "Sustainable Seas" or "Bolton", and none whose product description contains "Wild Planet", "WildPlanet" or "Sustainable Seas", in openFDA (data last updated 2026-10-14), searched 2026-10-25; the endpoint was confirmed healthy by a control search that returned three known "Yummy Earth Inc" records. USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service, which handles meat and poultry, is separate: its recall API holds one record naming Wild Planet, FSIS recall 100-2016 (2016-10-25, Class I): Crider, Inc., a Georgia establishment, recalled approximately 5,610 pounds of canned Organic Roasted Chicken Breast, packed as "Wild Planet Organic Roasted Chicken Breast," for possible foreign-material contamination; it is a closed recall and a product we do not list. CPSC's only "Wild Planet" record is a 2006 pool-toy recall by Wild Planet Toys Inc. of San Francisco, an unrelated company. The California Attorney General's Proposition 65 register holds thirty-one 60-day notices, filed between 2020-05-20 and 2026-10-16, that concern Wild Planet or Sustainable Seas products and name Wild Planet Foods, Sustainable Seas, Bolton Group or Bolton US as an alleged violator; we read the register's entry for each. A 2016 notice against an unrelated "Bolton Group, Inc." over door stoppers is excluded. Seven of the sardine notices supplement or modify an earlier one, and one (AG 2025-04302) was withdrawn on 2026-03-02. Twenty-four concern sardines and allege cadmium (14 notices), lead (9), PFNA or PFOA (2) or mercury (1); two name both cadmium and lead; fourteen of the twenty-four were filed by one noticing party, Consumer Advocacy Group, Inc. Five concern tuna products — AG 2022-02944 (lead, Tuna Chorizo), AG 2023-03442 (lead, Wild Tuna Pasta Salad), AG 2025-05136 (PFOS and PFOA, "Wild Planet albacore wild tuna, Sustainable Seas chunk albacore tuna"), AG 2026-01518 (cadmium, Sustainable Seas Chunk Light Tuna in Water) and AG 2026-02202 (PFOS and PFOA, a tuna, bean and corn salad). Two concern anchovies: AG 2026-02146 (2026-05-08, cadmium) and AG 2026-04929 (2026-10-16), which amends it. None names Wild Planet skipjack tuna or salmon (AG 2026-01518, filed 2026-04-03, names the Sustainable Seas chunk light tuna). Proposition 65 is a warning-label statute: each notice alleges a product was sold in California without a required warning, not that it was found unsafe. The sardine notices fed two California court cases (below); federal consumer class actions were filed in 2015 and 2016 over underfilled tuna cans (settled in 2017) and in August 2026 over arsenic in a sardine product (pending). A second 2026 federal case, Douglas v. Wild Planet Foods, Inc. (U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York, 1:26-cv-07687), was filed on 2026-09-08 and is open; we have not read the complaint and do not characterize it. Two other matters are not about the products: an Americans with Disabilities Act suit against Bolton US, Inc. filed 2026-04-15 in the Northern District of Indiana, and a 2016 bankruptcy-trustee adversary proceeding in Delaware. ConsumerLab's public release of 2025-06-12 lists Wild Planet Albacore Wild Tuna, Skipjack Wild Tuna, a mackerel, Pacific Sardines in Extra Virgin Olive Oil (Lightly Smoked) and Sockeye Salmon among 22 canned fish products it tested; the release does not say which products had which result, and the per-product table is members-only and unread.
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How brand tiers are calculated
Tiers derive from the SafeMama Scores and recall records of a brand's tagged products — nothing is assigned by hand, and a tier updates the moment its products do.
- On watchAny product currently under an active recall.
- Not yet ratedNo products with a computed SafeMama Score yet.
- Strong recordEvery scored product sits in the Safer-choice band (80 or above).
- Mixed recordAnything else — at least one scored product below 80.
The score formula itself is published at how we choose.