High levels of arsenic and lead in foods and juices designed for children
High levels of lead have been found in many foods and juices designed and marketed for children according to a press release by the Environmental Law Foundation (www.envirolaw.org). An independent study by the St. Petersburg Times last spring revealed between 25 and 35 parts per billion of arsenic in the 18 samples of apple juice they tested.
LEAD FOUND IN CHILDREN’S FOODS AND BABY FOODS; LEGAL NOTICES SENT TO LAW ENFORCEMENT
On June 9, 2010 the Environmental Law Foundation filed Notices of Violation of California Proposition 65 Toxics Right to Know law, alleging the toxic chemical lead was found in … Continue Reading