Garden of Life Raw Organic Perfect Food Green Superfood Review

Garden of Life was founded in 2000 by Jordan Rubin in West Palm Beach, Florida. Rubin sold the company in 2009 to Atrium Innovations, and Nestle Health Science acquired it in 2017 for $2.3 billion. It remains the largest certified-organic supplement brand in the United States.

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By Evident
✓ Updated this week70/10 Score
Garden of Life Raw Organic Perfect Food Green Superfood

Our Verdict

Garden of Life's Raw Organic Perfect Food is one of the only dual-certified USDA Organic and Non-GMO Project Verified greens powders on the market — a meaningful certification combo that differentiates it from most competitors. However, the Original version uses proprietary blends (individual gram amounts not disclosed) and the brand's recent heavy metal lawsuits across other product lines (prenatal 2020, protein 2025) raise questions about how rigorous their 'third-party tested' claim really is. A solid pick for buyers who prioritize certified organic status but not the best choice for those who demand transparent dosing or independently verified purity.

Detailed Scoring

Evident Ratings

Garden of Life Raw Organic Perfect Food Green Superfood

Scored across 5 dimensions on a 5-point scale

7.03
out of 10
3.3
4.3
2.3
3.5
4.3
Price per strip: $1.31/serving
Background

About Garden of Life

Garden of Life was founded in 2000 by Jordan Rubin in West Palm Beach, Florida. Rubin sold the company in 2009 to Atrium Innovations, and Nestle Health Science acquired it in 2017 for $2.3 billion. It remains the largest certified-organic supplement brand in the United States.

Specs at a glance

Product specifications

10g (1 scoop)
30
40 total
6g
Research data

How we scored this

Every data point below is tagged as Verified (independently confirmed) or Claimed (brand-stated).

Material Safety
Transparent Label
NoVerified
Organic Ingredients
YesVerified
Essential Micronutrients (>4)
YesVerified
Ingredient Count
40Verified
Greens Blend (g)
6gClaimed
Testing & Trust
Third-Party Tested / Certified
YesVerified
COA Available
YesVerified
Heavy Metals Tested
YesClaimed
NSF Certified for Sport
YesVerified
USDA Organic
YesVerified
Non-GMO Verified
YesClaimed
Value & Policy
No Harmful Additives
YesVerified
No Proprietary Blend
NoVerified
No Natural Flavors
YesVerified
No Gums/Fillers
YesVerified
Added Sugar
0gVerified
Sweetener
Unsweetened (Original stevia-free version)Verified
Product Features
Price Per Serving
$1.31Verified
Servings
30Verified
Serving Size
10g (1 scoop)Verified
Return Policy
30-day money back guaranteeClaimed
Money-Back Guarantee
YesClaimed
Amazon Rating
4.5 (12,000 reviews)Verified
Founded
2000Verified
Red Flags
Active 2025 class action over lead contamination in protein line; Prior Clean Label Project settlement over heavy metals in prenatal line; Owned by Nestle since 2017 (may concern clean-label purists)Verified
Lawsuits
Active class action (Dec 2025) alleging 564% over lead safe limit in Organic Plant-Based Protein. Prior Clean Label Project lawsuit (2020-2021) over heavy metals in prenatal products resolved. Both cases involve products OTHER than Green Superfood but reflect testing rigor concerns.Verified
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