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Love Grown expands to offer Clean Label Project certified coffee

Love Grown debuts Clean Label–Certified coffee

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Love Grown, the health-forward brand revolutionizing breakfast with nutrient-dense cereals, today announced an expansion into the coffee category. In partnership with Clean Label Project, Love Grown coffee is the first and only coffee brand that is certified by CLP and undergoes rigorous testing to ensure it is free of mycotoxins, pesticides, microplastics, and other contaminants. With 100% plastic-free pods, direct trade sourcing from a family farm in Honduras, and premium single-origin Arabica beans, Love Grown delivers superior purity and taste.

“Love Grown is more than a product line – it’s proof that consumers are ready for cleaner, better-for-you foods that don’t compromise on taste,” said co-founder and CEO Katie Tyson. With this expansion into the coffee category, Tyson says the company now brings consumers the kind of category-disruption innovation they’ve been asking for — “Foods that are clean, craveable, and conscious from the ground up.”

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Love Grown coffee is now available on Amazon and directly through their website. The brand believes that coffee should be delicious, clean, and made with care from start to finish — creating a coffee that consumers feel good about starting their day with. Love Grown offers both whole bean coffee and ground coffee options, as well as compostable coffee pods to pair with single-serve Keurig brewers. This partnership not only expands Love Grown’s clean product lines, but showcases the rising interest in “cleaner” and mold-free coffee options by coffee drinkers. In the future, Love Grown states it plans to expand it’s product offerings even further to provide cleaner, healthier options for consumers.

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