Health officials indicated that tests show children who consumed the pouches had blood lead readings up to eight times higher than the reference level, sparking significant concern. Additionally, officials said samples of the puree showed lead contamination more than 200 times higher than FDA limits.
- America
- And More
- Arizona
- Brand Stories
- Business
- California News
- Financial Investigations
- Florida
- Florida News
- Industry News
- International
- Investigates
- New York News
- Opinion
- Pennsylvania
- Premium
- Tallahassee
- The People's Voice
- U.S. News
- USA Herald
