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Contaminants remain in baby foods despite improved safety results

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A recent Consumer Reports study found that heavy metal levels in most baby foods have significantly decreased since 2018, although some contaminants like phthalates and microplastics remain present.

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  1. FOX 4 Dallas

    Toxic metals in baby food? Plum Organics agrees to new standards amid Texas AG investigation (opens FOX 4 Dallas)

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    Plum Organics has agreed to take new steps to ensure its products do not contain dangerous levels of toxic heavy metals following an investigation by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton.

  2. WISH-TV Indianapolis

    Contaminants remain in baby foods despite improved safety results (opens WISH-TV Indianapolis)

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    A recent Consumer Reports study found that heavy metal levels in most baby foods have significantly decreased since 2018, although some contaminants like phthalates and microplastics remain present.

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