Certified Paleo. 1. Certified Paleo. 1.1 Applicability. 1.2 Guidelines. Program Standards and Specifications



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Certified Paleo Program Standards and Specifications 1. Certified Paleo The Certified Paleo Requirements for Grain-Free, Legume-Free, Dairy-Free, Artificial Coloring, Artificial Preservatives, Artificial Sweeteners and Artificial Flavor Enhancers-Free Products are outlined herein. These standards apply to all products certified by The Paleo Foundation for the the Certified Paleo Program. Only certified Products following these standards are explicitly given the rights to use Certified Paleo logos, trademarks, certification marks, or other design marks hereinafter referred to as Certified Paleo label. 1.1 Applicability The Certified Paleo label was developed and trademarked by The Paleo Foundation Inc. to identify food products that meet the standards of the Paleo Diet. The Certified Paleo Label is a certification mark registered with the U.S. Trademark and Patent Office, and its use is only permitted by those who have entered into a contractual agreement with The Paleo Foundation Inc. The Certified Paleo Label was designed to establish an easily identifiable mark indicating that a product has met the strictures of the Paleo Diet and merit use of the Certified Paleo Label. Certified Paleo requirements may be amended periodically based on current research. 1.2 Guidelines 1.2.1 The Certified Paleo label is allowed to be used on packaging, promotional materials, point of purchase materials, websites, sales literature, banners, company stationery, and other advertising materials. Use of the Certified Paleo label must comply with the guidelines as outlined in this document. If a company wishes to present the logos in a manner other than as described in Statement of Use Guidelines, The Paleo Foundation Inc. must approve the request and give permission in writing to the Producer. 1.2.2 Producers may display the Certified Paleo label only on products that have been certified by The Paleo Foundation. 1.2.3 Producers must have a contractual agreement with the Paleo Foundation to use the Certified Paleo label.

1.2 Guidelines CONTINUED 1.2.4 Producers may only use the trademark on company stationery if the entire product line has been audited and certified Certified Paleo. 1.2.5 If the entire product line has been audited and certified Certified Paleo, Producers may display the Certified Paleo label on their entire website. 1.2.6 If the entire product line was not certified, the Certified Paleo label may appear on a page containing audited and certified Certified Paleo products only. 1.2.7 Products that have not been audited and certified Certified Paleo are not permitted to appear on the same page as the Certified Paleo label, as this could be misleading to consumers. 1.3 Use of the Certified Paleo Label 1.3.1 To complete the application process, the applicant must sign an affidavit stating that all answers and statements provided in their application were true to the best of their knowledge. 1.3.2 Use of the Certified Paleo label is only permitted after audit and certification by the Paleo Foundation of the applicant s farm or ranch. 1.3.3 Certified Paleo retains the right to make unannounced visits to applicant s commercial kitchen, manufacturing plant, or processing center to verify that all Certified Paleo Requirements are continuously being met. 1.3.4 Certified Paleo retains the right to inspect the applicant s products to verify that all Requirements are met. 1.3.5 Use of The Certified Paleo label for any product which does not meet each of the Certified Paleo Requirements, has not been audited, or has not been given explicit permission is strictly prohibited. 1.3.6 Misuse of The Certified Paleo Label will result in immediate suspension of the agreement and/or prosecution.

1.3 Use of the Certified Paleo Label CONTINUED 1.3.7 The Certified Paleo label must be : Upright Complete Clearly Visible At least 1/2 inch in diameter 2. Grain-Free 2.1 All Products must not contain grains and be 100% grain free to be eligible for use of the Certified Paleo label. There are no exceptions to this rule. Disallowed Grains include, but are not limited to: Grains Barley, Rice, Bulgur, Kamut, Oats, Spelt, Teff, Wheat, Wheat Berries, Triticale, Corn, Hominy, Rye, Sorghum Pseudo-Grains Amaranth, Quinoa, Buckwheat 3. Legume-Free 3.1 All Products must not contain legumes to be eligible for use of the Certified Paleo label. Disallowed Legumes include but are not limited to: Legumes Beans, Lentils, Peas, Peanuts, Soy and Soy derivatives, Tempeh

4. Dairy-Free 4.1 Certified Paleo Products must not contain dairy products to be eligible for use of the Certified Paleo label. For the purpose of this definition, eggs are not considered dairy products. This includes but is not limited to: Dairy Cheeses, Milk, Milk Derivatives, Yogurts, Cream, Evaporated Milk, Caseinates 5. Artificial Coloring, Preservatives, and Artificial Sweeteners and Flavor Enhancers 5.1 Certified Paleo Products must not contain artificial coloring and preservatives to be eligible for use of the Certified Paleo label. This includes but is not limited to: Colorings Preservatives Artificial Sweeteners Flavor Enhancers Coloring Derived from coal, tar, or petroleum BHA and BHT Aspartame Glutamates FD&C Blue No.1 TBHQ Potassium Acesulphame Guanylates FD&C Blue No. 2 Propionic Acid and Propionates Cyclamates Inosinates FD&C Green No. 3 Sodium Ethyl Para Hydroxybenzonate Alcohol Sugars FD&C Red No. 40 Hexamine, Tetramine Corn Syrups FD&C Yellow No. 5 Citric Acid e330 Acesulfame Potassium FD&C Yellow No. 6 Potassium Ferrocyanide Neotame Tartrazine Caramel

5. Allowed Ingredients List 3.1 The following ingredients are eligible for use of the Paleo Friendly label. They will be amended from time to time as necessary, as some items are likely missing. These ingredients include, but are not limited to: Meats Seafood Fruits nuts Certified Paleo Approved animals automatically accepted. Herbivores must be 100% grassfed, forage-fed, and pastured. Omivores must be pastured. USDA inspected, wild-harvested, wild-caught, or trapped animals allowed. Must be Wild-Caught All fruits are allowed Dried Fruits, Fruit Juices, Berries All nuts are allowed Oils and Fats Flour Milks Sweeteners Pastured tallow, lard, All nut oils Avocado Oil, Olive Oil, Coconut Oil, High Oleic Sunflower Oil All nut flours are allowed Sweet Potato flour, coconut flour, tapioca flour, arrowroot flour All nut milks are allowed Hemp Milk Coconut Milk and Coconut Water honey, stevia, maple syrup, coconut sugar, coconut sap, coconut nectar, date sugar, fruit juice, date sugar Vegetables Roots and Tubers Spices Teas and Coffee All vegetables Vegetable Juices Sea vegetables, Seaweed, Algae All roots and tubers All spices are allowed Sea Salts, Smoked Salts, Salt blends All teas and coffee are allowed Seeds Chocolate Fermented Foods Miscellaneous Sunflower seeds, chia seeds, mustard seeds, Dark Chocolate Non-grain vinegar is allowed Sauerkraut, Kimchi, Kombucha, Kefirs Grass-fed Gelatin, Grass-fed Broths If you have any further questions regarding items on this list, or items that are not listed, please contact us at info@certifiedpaleo.com