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Village Harvest

Village Harvest: 5/5 average ingredient safety

Village Harvest has 9 products tracked on PlainIngredients, with an average ingredient safety score of 5 out of 5 across scored products. Its most common product category is Meals.

  • Average ingredient safety: 5/5 across 1 scored product
  • Top category: Meals (1 product)

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9 products analyzed for ingredient safety

Brand Insight: Village Harvest

Village Harvest: 9 tracked products, an average ingredient safety score of 5 out of 5, Low-Risk-to-Safe territory on regulatory grounds. The three most represented product categories are Meals, Plant-based foods and beverages, Plant-based foods (10 category labels). Nutri-Score spans 3 of 5 rating bands. Scoring methodology →

How this brand-level score works

A brand-level safety profile aggregates every tracked product we associate with this brand, then summarizes how the safety scores of their ingredients are distributed across that catalog. The standing shown here reflects the additives recorded for these products in Open Food Facts, matched against current FDA and EU regulatory status, it is not an endorsement, a certification, or an independent laboratory finding. Formulations change over time and regional variants differ, so a specific item on a shelf may not match the aggregate above. Read the actual ingredient list printed on packaging before making a purchasing decision, and treat a low score as a prompt to look closer rather than a definitive verdict on a brand.

Sources: Open Food Facts (CC0) · FDA SAFFA · EU Regulation (EC) No 1333/2008

Top Categories

  • Meals 1
  • Plant-based foods and beverages 1
  • Plant-based foods 1
  • Cereals and potatoes 1
  • Seeds 1
  • Cereals and their products 1
  • Cereal grains 1
  • Rices 1
  • Aromatic rices 1
  • Indica rices 1

Disclaimer: This information is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute professional advice. Data is sourced from Open Food Facts and the FDA Substances Added to Food Inventory. Consult a qualified professional before making decisions based on this data.

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