Goop founder Gwyneth Paltrow expressed her support for the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement while criticizing the entrenched influence of lobbyists, emphasizing a need for consumer-led market change and greater accountability within political institutions.

Goop's product donation, led by Gwyneth Paltrow, demonstrates commendable corporate social responsibility by directly aiding victims of the Los Angeles fires. This philanthropic act stands in clear opposition to practices that might support governmental neglect or authoritarian policies, by prioritizing community support and ethical business practices.

The Good On You Directory sustainability rating for Goop highlights severely deficient labor practices and supply chain ethics. The review cites a 'very poor' labor rating due to lack of a formal Code of Conduct, failure to ensure living wages, and inadequate supplier audits, along with poor supply chain practices that do not address environmental or human hazards.

A report by Fox Business alleges that Goop underpays its workers and fosters a biased workplace culture, contributing to widespread labor rights violations and a hostile environment for employees.