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19. Maybe it's not reputable enough to save the businesses and not the people?

Sat Oct 19, 2019, 08:55 AM

Oct 2019

Not sure I would feel safe just because it’s under the wire on toxicity.

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Toxic levels of lead, arsenic and other heavy metals found in baby food! [View all] flying_wahini Oct 2019 OP

Yes and add Wellstone ruled Oct 2019 #3

Just what I was going to say. smirkymonkey Oct 2019 #10

Gives more credence to FDA budget cuts thanks to Trump. flying_wahini Oct 2019 #5

And this... flying_wahini Oct 2019 #6

It doesn't say toxic levels of heavy metals NickB79 Oct 2019 #7

Just so. Codeine Oct 2019 #8

I'm not surprised about rice-based products. fleur-de-lisa Oct 2019 #9

The rice grown in the US is grown on old cotton fields WhiteTara Oct 2019 #11

Is Lundberg the brand name under which it is sold? flying_wahini Oct 2019 #12

Yes, that's the brand name. WhiteTara Oct 2019 #16

Here's a link to the actual report... SidDithers Oct 2019 #13

Maybe it's not reputable enough to save the businesses and not the people? flying_wahini Oct 2019 #19