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High Levels of Arsenic in Famous Brands’ Bottled Water

By |2019-06-25T09:30:39+02:00June 25, 2019|

According to some documents released under the freedom of information act show that US FDA knew for several years that some well-known bottled water brands have higher than permitted arsenic levels . Now two consumer watchdogs, Consumer Reports and Center for Environmental Health, have published data showing that arsenic levels are still high. Legal letters were sent to manufacturers for failing to comply with Prop 65. Read the full story and see the documents.

The “Art” of Scaremongering with Chemical Compounds

By |2018-08-18T14:42:24+02:00August 17, 2018|

Scare- and fear-mongering have become constant when it comes to food. Potentially dangerous chemicals like dihydrogen monoxide make headlines. It is difficult for consumers to understand risk and risk assessment if the media pick up any (un-)qualified article that will make a good headline, but contributes nothing to the actual understanding of health implications (if any). It is imperative that companies, organizations and especially risk assessment agencies show more transparency and gain consumer trust, rather than allowing pseudo-science to take over.

German BfR Publishes Recommended Limits for Heavy Metals Lead and Cadmium in Infant Formula

By |2018-08-10T10:28:43+02:00August 10, 2018|

The German Federal Agency for Risk Assessment (BfR) published its recommendation for lead and Cadmium in infant formula and food for small children.

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