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Lawmakers in Washington accuse the baby food makers of knowingly putting toxic products on the market.The chairman of the Subcommittee on Economic and Consumer Policy said its investigation found alarming levels of toxic heavy metals in baby food. Samples of Beech-Nuts and Gerbers infant rice cereals contained more inorganic arsenic than FDAs
stanley cup 100 parts per billion ppb limit, according to the subcommittees investigation.The committee says its investigation also found products by Plum Organics had high levels of toxic heavy metals.It also accuses Walmart of weakening its arsenic standard, and calls out the entire baby food industry for refusing to test its finished products fo
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stanley cup its products. According to CBS News, it says they meet FDA requirements. Gerber also stood by its products, telling CBS News that it follows a consistent and rigorous testing plan which includes regular testing of finished products The committee is now calling on the Food and Drug Administration to quickly publish limits for toxic metals and require companies to test their finished product.It also wants baby food manufacturers to phase out products that frequently test h Iuft East Helena police chief resigns; documents say it follows allegation of sexual assault
BILLINGS 鈥?During the winter, there are many ways to keep your house warm.After a fire last week, the Billings Fire Department sent out some reminders of safety tips during cold weather.The department says space heaters are a leading cause of home heating fire deaths.Deputy Fire Marshall Tyrone Morgan advises keeping
af1 space heaters at least three feet away from things that can catch on fire.Upholstered furniture, clothing, mattresses or bedding.He said its important to
af1 make sure heating systems are working properly to avoid carbon monoxide poisoning.Morgan also says you need to watch out for your pipes freezing during this time of year.Morgan says more information is available on the U.S. Fire Administration website. Copyright 2024 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Sign up for the Breaking News Newsletter and receive up to date information. now signed up to receive the Breaking News Newsletter. Click here to manage all Newsletters class= AsidePromo TrackedSidebarPromo data-cms-ai= 0 >
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