In today’s health-conscious world, consumers are increasingly scrutinizing the ingredients in their food. The “clean label” movement has emerged as a response to this demand for transparency, advocating for products made with simple, recognizable ingredients. At Great bowl, we align with this philosophy of feminine systems, choosing to exclude gums, fillers, and unnecessary fortifications from our products.
A “clean label” refers to food products that are made with as few ingredients as possible, all of which are easily recognizable and considered wholesome by consumers. This approach avoids artificial additives, synthetic chemicals, and complex ingredient names, aiming for transparency and simplicity in food labeling.
Gums and fillers, such as xanthan gum, carrageenan, and guar gum, are commonly used in processed foods to enhance texture and shelf life. However, these additives can pose health concerns:
By eliminating these substances, we aim to provide products that are not only healthier but also more aligned with our commitment to natural, whole-food ingredients.
Fortification involves adding vitamins and minerals to foods, often to replace nutrients lost during processing or to address public health concerns. While fortification can have benefits, it also raises several issues:
At Feminine Systems, we believe in obtaining nutrients from whole, unprocessed foods, ensuring better bioavailability and overall health benefits.
Our dedication to clean labeling is rooted in the following principles:
In a market saturated with processed foods and misleading labels, embracing clean label principles is a step toward better health and transparency. By rejecting gums, fillers, and unwarranted fortifications, we commit to providing products that are as honest and wholesome as they are nourishing.