The House subcommittee on Economic and Consumer Policy may have released its scathing report on the state of baby food safety in the United States months ago, but the fallout has yet to show any sign of slowing.
The report issued in early 2021 concluded that “commercial baby foods contain dangerous levels of arsenic, lead, mercury, and cadmium…[that] pose serious health ...
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When the U.S. House of Representatives Subcommittee on Economic and Consumer Policy released a report earlier this year alleging widespread heavy metal contamination of some of the nation’s most popular brands of baby food, the lawsuits came almost as quickly as the outrage. Stemming from the expectation that “the food they feed their infants and toddlers [is] free from heavy metal substances known to have significant and dangerous health ...
