Anthony's GoodsReviews of anthonysgoods.com

I placed an order, after a week it didn't show any updates that it has been shipped. I emailed them, no response. The next day I called them as they are in CA and so am I. Went to voicemail. No call back. A couple of days later I emailed again and called. Nothing. I filed a dispute with my bank. They finally responded with a sad excuse and said they placed my order, if it can't be fulfilled we will refund you for items out of stock. WTH? They placed two orders which amounted to more than double what I actually ordered. They said my order was mismanaged. Anyhow, I left it to my bank. Don't trust this company.

Their organic Chlorella is from China. They do not make that clear before purchasing on Amazon or their website. This company is unethical. Do not order from them. Just because it says organic, doesn't mean they can be trusted. Organic Chlorella from China is not safe.

Terrible customer service. I wanted to buy product but had question. They ignore emails and phone calls. Tried multiple times both ways and after about 5 weeks I gave up. The phone recording says best to email for quicker response, but no response to any form of communication!

They refused to refund a purchase I had made of their cinnamon. Their product had tested positive for lead and cadmium. This company should be ashamed of themselves!

Be very careful when ordering food/edible items from sellers/manufacturers on Amazon The return policy is very small or hidden. I purchased the Heavy Cream Powder from @anthonysgoods Anthony's Good Food Market at it is absolutely horrible. It taste like powder milk. If you are a 60s/70s kid and have experienced powder milk - you know🤢🤮 The seller will not allow it to be returned based on some BS out of Californication food guidelines. Go California! No surprise here. This mess is disgusting. At 18.99 a bag this mess is just nasty on so many levels

Anthony's Goods nutritional yeast profile claims there is naturally occurring, fermentation-derived vitamin b12 on the back of their product. The b12 is labeled, however, as cyanocobalamin which is always the synthetic version of the real (real being methylcobalamin or adenosylcobalamin, depending on the chemical makeup) so what gives? Upon researching, the information that presents itself is yeast cannot produce b12; they create a host of other b vitamins but can't seem to produce that pesky little b12. fraudulent labelling?

Anthonys Organic Coconut Sugar 5lbs, arrived with a hole in the bag and covered in ants. Despite this being a Prime purchase, it is apparently un-replaceable and un-refundable. I have always loved Anthony's products, but not sure I will purchase again considering the lack of care in shipping and lack of ability to return if an item arrives in unusable condition. Off to the compost pile with this, I guess. At least the ants can enjoy it.