Seed Oil Free Certified

Transparency in food quality starts with understanding the information behind the product.

For brands, retailers and consumers, a Certificate of Analysis can provide valuable insight into avocado oil testing and help support more informed conversations about quality and authenticity.

Our latest guide explores how to read a COA and what the results can tell you.

Read the full article ➡ https://seedoilfreecertified.com/seed-oils-guide/oil-quality-and-fraud/how-to-read-an-avocado-oil-certificate-of-analysis

What does it take to verify an oil purity claim?

Oil purity testing offers a closer look at what’s actually in the bottle and helps explain how ingredient composition can be evaluated.
Our blog breaks down the science behind the process in a way that’s easy to follow.

Read the full article via the link in our bio.

Retailers are making more room for Seed Oil Free Certified products, and consumers can now find more certified choices in stores. 📈

According to SPINS data provided to the Seed Oil Free Alliance, the average certified assortment per selling store increased year over year:

🌱Natural Expanded: 46.9 → 55.9 products per store
🛒 MULO + Convenience: 19.0 → 24.2 products per store

That represents growth of approximately 19% in Natural and 27% in MULO + Convenience.

Want to see more certified products at stores near you? Tag your favorite retailers in the comments. 👇

Source: SPINS Satori, 52 weeks ending June 14, 2026, compared with the corresponding year-ago period.

Retailers are making more room for Seed Oil Free Certified® products.

According to SPINS data provided to the Seed Oil Free Alliance, the average certified assortment per selling store increased year over year:

🌱 Natural Expanded: 46.9 → 55.9 products per store

🛒 MULO + Convenience: 19.0 → 24.2 products per store

That represents growth of about 19% in Natural and 27% in MULO + Convenience, showing that retailers continue to expand the selection of certified products available to shoppers.

Want to see more certified products at stores near you? Tag your favorite retailers in the comments. 👇

Source: SPINS Satori, 52 weeks ending June 14, 2026, compared with the corresponding year-ago period.

The Good Crisp Company’s Crinkle Cut Chips are now Seed Oil Free Certified®. 🥔✨

What does this certification mean for the brand and for consumers seeking greater ingredient transparency? Deli Market News sat down with The Good Crisp Company founder and CEO Matt Parry and our founder and CEO, Jonathan Rubin, to discuss the certification, the importance of ingredient transparency, and what it means to have verified seed oil-free choices.

Read the full article in the comments below. ⤵

Seed oils are everywhere, but you have the power to make mindful choices. 🌿

They show up in your “healthy” salad dressings, favorite snacks, and even foods labeled natural. But you don’t have to let them define your diet.

Highly refined oils like soybean, canola, corn, and sunflower are common in ultra-processed foods. A diet built for real, vibrant health looks different.

When you start paying attention, it’s easier to spot them and even easier to make intentional choices. Choosing whole foods, reading labels, and picking the right oils are among the simplest shifts for feeling your best.

🛒 Make your next grocery trip easier by using our Product Finder to find Seed Oil Free Certified® products.

A new Seed Oil Free Certified® brand is making headlines.

PRIMA grass-fed beef tallow protein bars have earned the Seed Oil Free Certified® seal, giving shoppers another way to identify products that meet our certification standards.

Read the full story from NOSH: https://www.nosh.com/pr/2026/09/01/prima-earns-seed-oil-free-certified-seal-for-its-grassfed-beef-tallow-protein-bars

So, what is Seed Oil Free Certified? That means Real Green dressings have passed a rigorous third-party certification process. With ingredient audits and independent testing to verify they meet the standards for avoiding seed oils, we’re loud and proud about it because you deserve to know exactly what’s in the food you love!

No guessing, no hidden oils, just simple, honest, and delicious. 🌱💚

A claim is only as trustworthy as the process behind it.

When it comes to “seed oil free,” consumers deserve more than a company’s self-declared claim or promise, they deserve confidence in how that claim was verified.

Companies have claimed for years that their oils are independently tested for purity. But a testing claim alone does not explain what was tested, which standards were applied, how often testing occurs, or what happens when suppliers change.

That’s why Seed Oil Free Certified® is a third-party certification program that combines independent laboratory testing with supply chain documentation, ingredient review, and ongoing compliance requirements to help verify what’s behind the claim.

🌱 Know what you’re choosing. Know what the seal means.

Learn more about the Seed Oil Free Certification Process here: https://www.seedoilfreecertified.com/certification

Can you trust what’s on the label? When a product says it contains avocado oil, consumers should be able to trust that claim. But how can we know the oil is authentic?

Dr. Andrew Weil explores oil quality, food fraud, and why trust begins with the label.

Read the full article here: https://www.seedoilfreecertified.com/seed-oils-guide/oil-quality-and-fraud/dr-weil-trust-begins-with-the-label