Lightlife cleans up all of its labels After a year of reformulating, all 19 products under the Greenleaf Foods banner have ingredient lists that are recognizable to consumers, which the company considers a necessity for plant-based food. Published May 5, 2021 Permission granted by Greenleaf Foods Lightlife made a splash last year with the relaunch of its cleaner label burger and its challenge to Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods to also adopt more widely recognized ingredients in their burgers. But it wasn't the end of the company's reformulation effort. Since the late August burger relaunch, Lightlife has been quietly reformulating all of its products to make them cleaner label and completely vegan. As of now, the company's entire portfolio — 19 different products — has been reformulated to take out ingredients that consumers may find off-putting or that came from animals. All of its items are also certified kosher and Non-GMO Project verified. Gone are ingredients including carrageenan, eggs and maltodextrin, which have been replaced by ingredients including potato starch, citrus fiber and sugar.