Lead in Jimmy Joy?

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I just saw this Consumer Reports study that found high amounts of lead in many popular protein powders and drinks.

I don’t see lead listed on the Jimmy Joy nutritional pages. Do you have any data on how much is present? Personally, I’m most interested in the Plenny Bars.

Thank you– I love Jimmy Joy!

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Just to complement @qohelet99 , the same article mentions plant-based meal replacements were particularly prone to containing higher levels of lead.

Jimmy Joy, as a old, regular customer: I would really appreciate if you could transparently address this. Even if your answer is “We are testing”. I actually stopped consuming JJ after reading the article mentioned by OP

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After I posted here, I found this Reddit thread where someone official pointed to tests they’ve already done. Looks like we’re ok; I’m glad Jimmy Joy is trustworthy!

https://www.reddit.com/r/JimmyJoyFood/comments/1o6lshn/lead_levels_compared_to_huel/

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As you pointed out, we regularly test our products for heavy metals. Tests can be found here: How does Jimmy Joy perform their Quality Assurance?

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