Most baby food in the US—both store-bought and homemade, organic and conventional—is often an inadvertent source of toxic heavy metals. As a parent or caregiver, it’s tough to know what to do with ...

Virginia and Illinois have become the third and fourth states to enact laws requiring manufacturers of baby food to test products for heavy ...

INDIANAPOLIS (CONSUMER REPORTS) — Parents will now have a new tool at their fingertips to check if the baby food they buy is safe for their kids. After years of pressure from organizations like the ...

404. CONSUMER REPORTS WATCHING YOUR MONEY AND YOUR FAMILY’S SAFETY. PARENTS WILL NOW HAVE A NEW TOOL TO CHECK IF THE BABY FOOD THEY’RE BUYING IS SAFE FOR THEIR KIDS. AND AS OUR TOM GARRIS REPORTS, IT ...

An important investigation into infant formula: Exclusive new testing by Consumer Reports highlights safer formulas while also identifying some that contain potentially harmful levels of heavy metals, ...

An important investigation into infant formula: Exclusive new testing by Consumer Reports highlights safer formulas while also identifying some that contain potentially harmful levels of heavy metals, ...

Leading baby food company guarantees all heavy metal test results continue to be readily available and accessible on their website. No lot code, purchase or QR code required. Effective January 1, 2025 ...

Having too much of a heavy metal—found in some foods, medications, and supplements—in your body can cause toxicity or poisoning. A healthcare provider may prescribe a heavy metal detox, such as ...

We want to inform you of a new law in Maryland, effective January 1, 2025, that mandates baby food manufacturers to test for toxic heavy metals, excluding infant formula. Known as Rudy’s Law, this ...

Consumer Reports and Unleaded Kids, a nonprofit focused on protecting kids from lead exposure, recently evaluated 39 baby food brands to see how easy they make it for parents to check their baby’s ...

In coordinated proceedings in California state court considering claims that heavy metals in baby food cause autism and ADHD, Covington & Burling senior associate Nicole Antoine helped convince a ...