Ownership disclosure: Earth Energy and The Ingredient Report are independently operated companies under common ownership. This deep-dive applies the same public methodology we use on every brand — commercial relationships never change a score or a fact — and where a competitor beats this product, we say so by name.

Earth Energy Raw Reds scored 65/100 — the most disclosed reds powder in our reviews. We don’t yet review a large reds category, so this page weighs the honest options by what they trade rather than by score.

What to consider, by priority

01If you want a bigger brand: the popular reds powders (the ones in every ad) generally hide their amounts in proprietary blends — a bigger name for less disclosure, the opposite of Earth Energy’s trade.
02If beetroot is the point: a single-ingredient beetroot powder or concentrate gives you a bigger, clearer beet dose than any multi-ingredient reds blend — useful if nitrate support is your specific goal.
03If you’ll eat them: actual beets, berries and pomegranate deliver the same polyphenols and nitrates as whole food, with fiber — the reds-powder category’s honest baseline.

How to choose

Earth Energy’s edge is disclosure: it prints nearly every amount where the genre almost never does. Most “alternatives” are a step down on transparency for a bigger brand; the genuine upgrades are a single-ingredient beetroot (if you want a specific, clear beet dose) or real food (if you’ll eat it). Don’t trade a disclosed label for a proprietary one just for a familiar name. Ownership is disclosed; the score follows the same methodology as every brand.

Frequently asked questions

What is a good alternative to Earth Energy Raw Reds?

It depends on your goal: for a bigger, clearer beet dose, a single-ingredient beetroot powder; for whole-food polyphenols, actual beets and berries. Most branded reds powders trade Earth Energy’s disclosure for a proprietary blend.

Are other reds powders more disclosed?

Generally no — Earth Energy Raw Reds is the most disclosed reds powder in our reviews, printing nearly every amount. Most of the genre hides its ingredients in proprietary blends, so switching for a bigger brand usually means less transparency.

Should I just eat beets instead?

If you’ll do it, whole beets, berries and pomegranate deliver the same nitrates and polyphenols as a reds powder, with fiber. Powders are a convenience for the gap, not a nutritional requirement.

Sources

  1. General references on beetroot/nitrate supplementation and reds-powder ingredient transparency. Accessed July 2026; linked live, not republished.
  2. The Ingredient Report — Earth Energy Raw Reds review (65/100). Checked July 2026.

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