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Lindt admits its chocolate isn't actually 'expertly crafted with the finest ingredients' in lawsuit over lead levels in dark chocolate

Lindt & Sprungli's own defense strategy undermines its marketing claims amidst a class action lawsuit over heavy metal content in its dark chocolates.
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Testing reveals which chocolates have the highest cancerous metals

Dark chocolate can contain harmful heavy metals linked to serious health issues, despite being perceived as a healthier sweet option.

Scientists Keep Finding Heavy Metals in Dark Chocolate. Should You Worry?

Consumers should be aware of heavy metals in dark chocolate, with some exceeding safe levels, but overall moderate consumption may not pose significant health risks.

Testing reveals which chocolates have the highest cancerous metals

Dark chocolate can contain harmful heavy metals linked to serious health issues, despite being perceived as a healthier sweet option.

Scientists Keep Finding Heavy Metals in Dark Chocolate. Should You Worry?

Consumers should be aware of heavy metals in dark chocolate, with some exceeding safe levels, but overall moderate consumption may not pose significant health risks.
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U.S. dark chocolate and other cocoa products contain lead and other heavy metals, study finds

Organic chocolate products in the U.S. often contain high levels of heavy metals, surpassing guidelines, requiring caution in consumption.

Here's why you shouldn't freak out about lead in your cinnamon

Consumer Reports found lead levels in cinnamon products are largely within safe limits, easing concerns after previous child poisoning incidents.

U.S. dark chocolate and other cocoa products contain lead and other heavy metals, study finds

Organic chocolate products in the U.S. often contain high levels of heavy metals, surpassing guidelines, requiring caution in consumption.

Here's why you shouldn't freak out about lead in your cinnamon

Consumer Reports found lead levels in cinnamon products are largely within safe limits, easing concerns after previous child poisoning incidents.
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Lead, arsenic and other heavy metals in tampons prompt FDA investigation

FDA investigates potential harm of heavy metals in tampons after study reveals presence of lead and arsenic, emphasizing safety and effectiveness standards.

What to Know About Heavy Metals in Baby Foods

Elevated levels of toxic elements, including arsenic, lead, mercury, and cadmium, have been found in baby foods marketed for children aged two and under.
Heavy metals are naturally present in the environment and can be taken up by plants we eat, posing a risk to children's neurological and developmental health.
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