# MadeGood Banana Chocolate Chip Organic Baked Oat Cups — TilliT proof check

> TilliT is an independent service that checks whether a public product claim — Organic, Vegan, Non-GMO, Gluten-Free, Allergen-Free or Fair Trade — is backed by real public evidence such as a certificate, a certifier registry entry, or a named certifier's own product listing. It publishes a per-claim evidence-strength score (0 = seller's word only, 100 = independently verified for that exact product), never a health, safety or nutrition score.

## Product

- **Brand:** MadeGood
- **Product:** Banana Chocolate Chip Organic Baked Oat Cups
- **Sold at:** madegoodfoods.com
- **Product page:** https://www.madegoodfoods.com/products/banana-chocolate-chip-organic-baked-oat-cups
- **Assessment ID:** pta_346b7d7183644d1d85c5299181acc4da
- **Assessed:** 2026-10-21
- **Last reviewed:** n/a
- **Review mode:** Not final · review pending  
  ⚠️ At least one claim here is **preliminary** — a person is still reviewing it; see the per-claim status.
- **Methodology version:** 2026.10.3
- **Canonical page:** https://tillit.world/p/pta_346b7d7183644d1d85c5299181acc4da

## Overall (safe to quote)

Banana Chocolate Chip Organic Baked Oat Cups by MadeGood — public trust assessment of 4 observed badge claim(s): Organic: Certification Match Found; Non-GMO: Limited Public Support; Gluten-Free: Certification Match Found; Allergen-Free: Limited Public Support. These statuses reflect publicly available evidence only, not a review of the seller's own certificates or documents.

## Claims checked

### Gluten-Free

- **Status:** Certification Match Found (`public_certification_match_found`)
- **Evidence strength:** 77/100
- **Claim observed on the page:** “are free from the top 9 allergens, nut-free, gluten-free, Kosher, and non-GMO project verified, so you can”
- **Certifier named:** GFCO
- **Safe citation wording:** The product page states the product is gluten-free, and a GFCO directory listing with an exact product-name match supports a product-level certification signal; one independent organisation published evidence relevant to this claim. Public evidence was not retrieved for the specific package or lot, and no review of the seller's own certificates or batch documents was performed. This wording describes publicly available evidence only and does not confirm the item in hand.
- **Re-verification due:** 2026-11-30
- **Limitation:** Generic certifier-directory search skipped: a structured GFCO match already resolved this badge with higher confidence than a text-directory probe could add.
- **Limitation:** Not TilliT verified; assessment uses public sources only.
- **Limitation:** Evidence plan executed: 7 checks.

### Allergen-Free

- **Status:** Preliminary — a person is still reviewing this (`preliminary`)
- **Claim observed on the page:** “Claims free of: peanut free, tree nut free”
- **Safe citation wording:** Preliminary — awaiting TilliT review: Claim supported. In the main markets TilliT checks (the US, the EU, the UK, Canada and Australia), this kind of Allergen-Free claim can be made without a third-party certificate. TilliT read the available ingredient statement and the applicable evidence and found nothing that contradicts it. This is not a statement that the product is third-party certified. The public-evidence score describes how much independent proof was found; it does not mean the product is not Allergen-Free. Specifically, 1 independent organisation published evidence relevant to this claim, and independent evidence names this exact product. Batch-specific public evidence was not retrieved in this assessment. Note: the product page's text mentions oat (not found in a structured ingredient list), which may warrant further verification for a Allergen-Free claim. In the main markets TilliT checks, this claim can legally be self-declared, with no required independent testing. This claim uses the US allergen list, but this product is sold in , where the allergens declared locally apply — this covers the US 9 only; it does not address celery, mustard, lupin, molluscs or sulfites, which the EU and FSANZ separately regulate.
- **Re-verification due:** 2026-11-20
- **Limitation:** Not TilliT verified; assessment uses public sources only.
- **Limitation:** Evidence plan executed: 8 checks.

### Organic

- **Status:** Certification Match Found (`public_certification_match_found`)
- **Evidence strength:** 79/100
- **Claim observed on the page:** “Banana Chocolate Chip Organic Baked Oat Cups Banana Chocolate Chip Organic Baked”
- **Certifier named:** Pro-Cert Organic Systems, Ltd. (via USDA Organic Integrity Database)
- **Safe citation wording:** The product page displays an organic claim, and a public USDA Organic Integrity Database record for Pro-Cert Organic Systems, Ltd. lists "(Made Good) Baked Oat Cups Banana Chocolate Chip," an exact name match for this product, while the brand states all its products are Certified Organic. This public evidence is product- and brand-level and does not cover the exact package or lot in hand, which would require the seller's own certificates or documents. No batch-specific certification documents were retrieved.
- **Re-verification due:** 2026-11-30
- **Limitation:** Claim text could not be reliably extracted (repeated/garbled pattern detected) — verify against the live product page.
- **Limitation:** Generic certifier-directory search skipped: a structured Pro-Cert Organic Systems, Ltd. (via USDA Organic Integrity Database) match already resolved this badge with higher confidence than a text-directory probe could add.
- **Limitation:** Not TilliT verified; assessment uses public sources only.
- **Limitation:** Evidence plan executed: 7 checks.

### Non-GMO

- **Status:** Limited Public Support (`public_corroboration_weak`)
- **Evidence strength:** 51/100
- **Claim observed on the page:** “9 allergens, nut-free, gluten-free, Kosher, and non-GMO project verified, so you can take them everywhere”
- **Certifier named:** Non-GMO Project
- **Safe citation wording:** The product page displays a Non-GMO claim with limited public support. Specifically, a certifier lists this brand as certified, but not this specific product, and the product page displays a recognized certification mark. Public evidence found is brand-level, company-level, product-level. Batch-specific public evidence was not retrieved in this assessment. An independent registry lists the company behind this claim as certified, but that listing is company-level, not confirmed for this exact product. Non-GMO Project's standard: The Non-GMO Project sets four different Action Thresholds, not one: 0.9% for goods for human or pet use that are ingested or topically applied (including OTC drugs and homeopathic remedies); 0.25% for seed and vegetative propagation materials; 5% for livestock, poultry, bee, and seafood feed and supplements (may be a quarterly average); and 1.5% for goods that are not ingested or topically applied (e.g. packaging, cleaning supplies, textiles). Requires ongoing lot-level testing of Testable High-Risk major inputs — not a self-declared claim — with documented alternative compliance pathways (affidavits for non-testable inputs, country-of-origin reductions, periodic averaging). Requires annual renewal evaluation of every Verified Product; onsite inspection is required annually where Parallel Processing of the same major High-Risk input occurs, and may be required at the technical administrator's discretion otherwise. Non-GMO is accurate for this product, but none of its listed ingredients (e.g. corn, soy, canola, sugar beet, alfalfa, papaya, eggplant, pineapple, zucchini, potato, or animal-derived inputs such as meat, dairy, or egg) are among the crop types or inputs with a commercially available genetically modified/GMO-fed counterpart (TilliT uses the US list, which approves more such crops than most markets) — so this claim may not be a meaningful distinction for this specific product.
- **Re-verification due:** 2026-11-27
- **Limitation:** Generic certifier-directory search skipped: a structured Non-GMO Project match already resolved this badge with higher confidence than a text-directory probe could add.
- **Limitation:** Not TilliT verified; assessment uses public sources only.
- **Limitation:** Evidence plan executed: 6 checks.
- **Limitation:** This product's organic certification is independently confirmed, and USDA / EU / Canada organic rules prohibit GMOs — so the organic certification already rules out GMO ingredients, even though a separate Non-GMO Project record was not found.

## Not claimed on this page

Vegan, Fair Trade.

## Machine-readable versions

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## How to cite this

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_Generated 2026-10-21T21:56:45+00:00 from assessment pta_346b7d7183644d1d85c5299181acc4da._