Why doesn't the label list vitamin c dv, but product states it's rich in vitamin c?

Vit C is not a mandatory nutrient per the FDA. That leaves it to the producer to choose. It is easy enough to Google C content of lemon juice. (Listing it on the label does NOT make it an additive)

Does this have a strong taste of lemon?

It tastes like chalk. I’m skeptical that it doesn’t have baking powder in it. I drink over 100 oz of lemon water a day and this powder is not even close to other brands produce. When I poured out my bottle (because it tasted so bad), there was a gloppy, gooey coating of this product on the bottom of my bottle. I had to use soap to get it to release off the stainless.

Is this a product of China?

@RB. Where on the label or in the product information do you find the words "Product of USA?" Those words do not appear anywhere on the product images posted. USDA Organic only suggests that they claim to be producing the product according to USDA guidelines in s factory which may have been inspected by USDA. Most likely it only means that the producer may have filed paperwork self-certifying that they are following USDA guidelines, and that the facility probably has not been inspected by USDA. The location of the company also is not indicative of country of origin. Distributed by is not the same as Made in USA. (If incorrect, would someone please upload an image of the packaging that states the product is made in, manufactured in, or product of USA. If unable to prove country of origin, then can't say with any certainty that is is not from China)

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