Amazing Grass
Amazing Grass is a U.S. brand primarily associated with green nutrition supplements.
Last updated November 4, 2026
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Overview
Amazing Grass is a U.S. nutrition-supplement brand primarily associated with green plant-based nutrition powders and related products. Publicly verifiable information about its founder, exact founding year, headquarters, ownership structure, and current operating entity is limited, so this entry does not infer further details about its history, corporate relationships, or market scale.
History
Amazing Grass is a consumer nutrition-supplement brand known primarily for products based on green plants. Because sufficiently reliable public information is unavailable, its founding year, founder, development stages, ownership changes, and current operating entity cannot be confirmed here.
Products and positioning
Plant-based everyday nutrition supplements
dietary supplements
Greens nutrition supplements
Nutrition supplements centered on green plants or vegetable-based ingredients. This is the clearest product direction associated with Amazing Grass, commonly offered in powder formats for mixing with drinks or incorporating into daily diets.
Controversies
2019
Amazing Grass settles California product case
Amazing Grass agreed to a California settlement requiring $213,167 in penalties and product-related measures. The settlement followed state investigators' finding of excessive lead or cadmium in two products, and the attorney general's office alleged violations of false advertising law.
Recent events
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Reported
Amazing Grass discontinues seven products[1]
Amazing Grass elected to discontinue seven products covered by the settlement.
Reported
Amazing Grass settles California product case[1]
Amazing Grass agreed to a California settlement requiring $213,167 in penalties and product-related measures after state investigators found excessive lead or cadmium in two products and the attorney general's office alleged false advertising law violations.
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